Ma déclaration

Ma déclaration, released in 2013, represents a pivotal and somewhat controversial moment in Jenifer’s discography. As her sixth studio album, it departs from her original material to pay homage to France Gall, one of the most iconic figures in French music history. The project was produced by Silvio Lisbonne and Mutine, who infused the tracks with a 2010s synth-pop sensibility that distinguishes it from the original Michel Berger productions. While the album was a commercial success, reaching number two on the French charts, it was famously met with public disapproval from France Gall herself, who claimed she had not given her blessing for the project. Despite the off-stage drama, the record stands as a masterclass in modernizing the 'chanson' tradition. It highlights Jenifer's vocal evolution, moving away from the power-pop of her early career toward a more nuanced, textured approach. The tracklist serves as a curated journey through Gall's career, from the Eurovision-winning 'Poupée de cire, poupée de son' to the sophisticated pop of 'Ella, elle l'a'.