Laetitia Sadier

Laetitia Sadier is a prominent figure in avant-pop and indie rock, recognized as a founding member of Stereolab and through her extensive solo work and collaborations. After co-founding the highly influential avant-pop band Stereolab in 1990 with Tim Gane, Laetitia Sadier quickly became recognized for her distinctive vocal and lyrical contributions, writing in both English and French. Sadier had previously provided vocals on McCarthy’s final albums in the late 1980s. Stereolab gained considerable recognition, signing with Elektra in 1993, and throughout her tenure, Sadier contributed to the band’s acclaimed discography.

Notably, she collaborated with Tyler, the Creator on his acclaimed ‘Wolf’ album in 2013. In 2019, Sadier rejoined Stereolab for a successful reunion tour, captivating audiences worldwide. More recently, Sadier featured on Michael Bernier’s album ‘The Beach Album’ in 2020 and released ‘Tip-Top Chansons d´Ennui’ with Jarvis Cocker in 2021. In 2023, she released the collaborative album ‘What Will You Grow Now?’ with the Brazilian band Mombojó under the moniker Modern Cosmology and appeared as a guest vocalist on Pearl & The Oysters’ single ‘Read the Room.’ Her fifth solo album, ‘Rooting for Love,’ was released in February 2024 via Drag City, showcasing her continued artistic prolificacy and unique voice.