Dazie Mae is a French band created in Paris in 2003 by Jeanne Jattiot and Mathias Daval. The duo started with a cover project of US and UK songs from the late sixties and early seventies, under the name "D15H".
In 2009, their first album "Velvet Dress & Stockings" is released under the independent label Can't Be Serious Records. The single "Sofa" is used by luxury brand Dior for in-door advertising, by American stylist Andrew Christian, as well as by Swedish movie director Erika Lust for her movie "Cabaret Desire", and by Arte/RTBF-produced documentary "The Kangaroo Complex".
In 2012 and 2013, the song "Sad, Depressed & Lonely" from album "Songs Matured in Oak" is one of French national radio FIP's selections. "Time with my lover", from the same album, appears in director Malik Barnhardt (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1271219?ref_=nmbio_mbio)'s movie "C'est la vie" (2014). Their 4th LP "Froth on a daydream" (2015) is freely inspired by Boris Vian's "L'Ecume des jours".
