Bess of Bedlam Lyon, France
Bess of Bedlam is a duo with Fanny L’Héritier & Guillaume Médioni, also members of Odessey and
Oracle.
A capricious, fanciful and sophisticated pop, sometimes coloured with psychedelic folk.
A songwriting influenced by Anglo-Saxon music (Kate Bush, Robert Wyatt, Virginia Astley, Joni Mitchell), including lyrics which express a taste for English poetry.
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