Baby Alone In Babylone

Jane Birkin's "Baby Alone in Babylone," released in January 1983 under Universal Music Division Barclay, is a captivating journey through the realms of chanson, French pop, and variété française. This intimate collection of 11 tracks, spanning a concise 33 minutes, marks a significant collaboration between Birkin and the legendary Serge Gainsbourg, their first since their previous works together. Recorded in August 1983 at Studio Continental in London, the album features a blend of poignant lyrics and melodic compositions, with notable tracks like "Baby Lou," originally created by Alain Chamfort, and "Haine Pour Aime." Birkin's distinctive voice and Gainsbourg's masterful songwriting create a haunting and evocative atmosphere, making "Baby Alone in Babylone" a standout in Birkin's discography. The album is a testament to Birkin's versatility as an artist, showcasing her ability to convey deep emotion and vulnerability through her music.