Go for it and let me hear the album when you're finished". In May 2011, Olivier asked Josh Homme ( Queens of the Stone Age) for his authorization to cover some Queens of the Stone Age songs in a "personal" way, in order to create an "unusual tribute album", with the help of many talented female singers. The audience of Nouvelle Vague comprises veterans and nostalgics of the new-wave era as well as younger people who are discovering the songs. Their first album, entitled Nouvelle Vague, released on the Peacefrog label sold 500,000 copies worldwide and gave them the opportunity to tour in many countries. The songs were sung by young female singers most of whom did not know the original versions. They covered songs from the punk and new-wave eras but arranged in bossa nova style. In 2004, Olivier Libaux created the musical project Nouvelle Vague with Marc Collin. The album was a critical and commercial success, particularly the song Le Petit Succès, sung by Barbara Carlotti. The show based on the record, produced for the stage by Olivier Martinaud at Café de La Danse, mixed concert and theatre performance. On stage Katerine and Noguerra were replaced by Bertrand Belin and Armelle Pioline out of the group Holden. The interpreters are Philippe Katerine, Helena Noguerra, J. The songs on this "scripted" album tell the story of four characters at a dinner party. His second album Imbécile, came out in 2007 on the label Discograph. The album was a critical success – an article in Les Cahiers Du Cinéma praised its 'cinematic' qualities – but it failed to achieve significant sales. In 2003, Libaux released his first solo album a musical comedy entitled L'Héroïne au bain, featuring the voices of Helena Noguerra, Philippe Katerine, Lio, Doriand, Ludovic Triaire, Dominique Dalcan and Michael von Der Heide. He has played with artists Carla Bruni, Alex Gopher, Dominique Dalcan, Jean-François Coen, Helena Noguerra, Le tone, and the band Prudence. While in Les Objets, Olivier Libaux started a number of collaborations as a musician and guitarist. Video clips for the songs La Normalité and Sarah were directed by Michel Gondry. They released two albums, La Normalité in 1989 and Qui Est Qui in 1994, on Columbia Records/ Sony Music.
After playing in several bands, Olivier Libaux founded Les Objets with Jérôme Rousseaux in 1989.
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