Sébastien Izambard Bush "This Woman's Work", for St. Filippo Foundation. Izambard performed in February 2002 in Richard Cocciante's musical ""Le Petit Prince"", where he played the role of the Business Man. Before being a member of "Il Divo" he also performed in several theatre plays as part of the group ""La Troupe"". He was preparing his second album with Francis Madjouli and Lionel Florence when he became involved with "Il Divo". Izambard has made many music & duets collaborations with major artists, both alone and with a member of Il Divo While recording his second solo album after collaborating on "Le Petit
Avant-pop inspiration from free jazz, German academic music, and Anglo-American pop-rock. According to "The Quietus" David McNamee, the 1968 album "An Electric Storm", recorded by the electronic music group White Noise (featuring members from the U.K.’s BBC Radiophonic Workshop), is an "undisputed masterpiece of early avant-pop". In the 1970s, progressive rock and post-punk music would see new avant-pop fusions, including the work of Pink Floyd, Genesis, Henry Cow, This Heat, and the Pop Group. More contemporary avant-pop artists have included David Sylvian, Scott Walker, and Björk, whose vocal experimentation and innovative modes of expression have seen them move beyond norms of