For collectors who have spent years tracking down Françoise Hardy pressings across flea markets and import bins, this page gathers vinyl LPs, double LPs, and CDs in one place.
The collection runs fourteen titles deep. On vinyl, you will find Messages Personnels as both a single LP and a 2xLP, the double LP compilation En Vogue: Best Of 1962-1967 in a gatefold remastered pressing, Canta Per Voi In Italiano on green 2xLP vinyl, L'amitie on blue LP vinyl, Clair-Obscur on colored vinyl, and the double LP Quelques Titres Que Je Connais. On CD, Omnivore Recordings has issued a run of language-specific and period collections: In English, In Deutschland, Canta Per Voi In Italiano, Mon Amie La Rose, Premier Bonheur Du Jour, and L'amitie. Labels represented include Omnivore Recordings and Rhino.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the intersection of craft, song, and deep listening since 1974. That history informs how we stock the store: we carry titles that reward attention, whether that is a colored pressing worth pulling out of the sleeve or a CD reissue that restores something previously hard to find. The Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, sits alongside catalog titles from labels like Omnivore and Rhino because the through line is the same: music that holds up over repeated plays. We do not stock titles because an algorithm flagged them. We stock them because they belong.
Every record and CD here is new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If this page brought you in through a Hardy search, the collections linked below are worth a look. Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants includes the kinds of pressing-specific inventory that makes a Hardy shelf worth building. Indie Rock and Pop Vinyl and CDs covers the broader catalog territory where much of this reissue work lives. Rock Vinyl Records and Live Vinyl Albums and Records round out the picture for collectors who follow a sound rather than a single name.