Editing Brigitte Fontaine (section)

===1990–2001===
In the 1990s, Brigitte Fontaine moved closer to the musical worlds of [[Björk]] and [[Massive Attack]] by testing new, more electric musical forms and, especially, more electronic forms than before. Her lyrics mark a return to a more classical, versified form. The release of her album ''[[Genre humain]]'', in 1995, met with great success (more so on the part of the critics than the general public) with surprising titles like "Conne" (produced by [[Étienne Daho]]), lyric titles like "[[La Femme à barbe]]" (produced by Les Valentins), and poetic ones like "Il se mêle à tout ça" (produced by Yann Cortella and Areski Belkacem).

In 1997, while she published a new novel (''La Limonade bleue''), she recorded ''[[Les Palaces]]'' and its landmark track "Ah que la vie est belle!". The album, very well received by the press, is enriched by the collaboration of [[Areski Belkacem]], [[Jacques Higelin]] and [[Alain Bashung]].