L'arrière Petit-fils De Frankenstein / Fais Dodo N'aie Pas Peur

Released in 1975 on the Biram label, this single by Wilfrid du Pont de la Carpe reflects the experimental and often whimsical nature of French novelty music during the mid-1970s. The track L'arrière petit-fils de Frankenstein leans into the era's fascination with horror tropes presented through a satirical or lighthearted lens, a stylistic choice commonly employed by artists looking to capitalize on the playful intersection of pop culture and monster-themed kitsch.

The production serves as a niche artifact of its time, capturing a brief moment in the francophone music scene where theatrical performances and unconventional character-driven storytelling were briefly in vogue. While the artist remains a specialized curiosity, the single acts as a representative piece of the diverse, eclectic catalog that Biram maintained during the decade, aimed at listeners who appreciated theatrical novelty records over mainstream radio hits.