Gaëtan Roussel

French singer, songwriter, and guitarist Gaëtan Roussel rose to fame in the rock bands Louise Attaque and Tarmac before launching a solo career. He co-founded Louise Attaque, whose 1997 self-titled debut became one of the most successful French rock albums ever, earning a Victoire de la Musique award. He later collaborated on Alain Bashung's chart-topping album Bleu Pétrole and debuted as a solo artist with Ginger.