This is the first live musical comedy album from Marcel Lucont, Star of BBC’s Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC3), Live at the Electric (BBC3) and Sky’s Set List (Sky Atlantic).

 Marcel Lucont, flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur, and easily the greatest UK-based French comedian around, is releasing a pure example of aural genius – his long-awaited album, “Vive Lucont”, including the teenage tennis romance classic “Fifteen Love”, and his seminal poem on British anatomy  “The Tits Of The Brits”, and many more.

The album is full of amusing observations and full-on inappropriateness. The songs and poems are full of rude humour (and some not-so-rude) along with genuine comedic brilliance. Breast-obsessed Mr Lucont is original and humourous. His first album is a compilation of the most popular songs from his live shows, as well as some new gems thrown in for good measure. The album is hugely funny, with a Francophile arrogant confidence and a disdain for the British. Both wicked and funny. Listen out for an incredibly wrong-but-so-funny song about Kate Middleton and her Royal breasts. Ahem.

The suave, witty and utterly irresistible Frenchman has proved to be a cult hit worldwide, performing critically-acclaimed sell-out shows at Melbourne Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe, and New Zealand Comedy Festival, as well as gigs in Singapore, Scandinavia and all over Europe.

£7.99 on iTunes or here