Ginger Ale
Ginger Ale, a French electropop group originating from Paris, was formed in the
late 1990s when members began collaborating in the Oberkampf district. The duo,
consisting of Stéphane Bertrand and Jonathan Chaoul, released their debut album
Laid Back Galerie (2002), produced by Renaud Letang. The album featured notable
guests such as Johan Asherton, Étienne Daho, and Sondre Lerche, and included a
cover of "Happy House" by Siouxsie and the Banshees. Chaoul left the group
before their second album, Daggers Drawn (2006), and was replaced by Angèle
David-Guillou, known as Klima.
