Although you may recognise Nicole Croisille from dozens of films, her talent also shines in her extensive musical career. Croisille began releasing albums in the early '60s, perfecting an emotive style of pop ballad that's infinitely relatable. "Un homme et une femme" from the film of the same title proves that she can blend both sides of her artistic background, adding her playful croon over lush, cinematic organ tones to create soundtrack's most well-known song. 1976's "Une femme avec toi" could be plucked from the theatre, her voice soaring over powerful strings and delicate flutes.