F.R. David — Suno AI prompt
A ready 60-90-word style descriptor for the Style field in Suno v5.5. Era, instruments, production, vocal anchor — no name used, Suno's filter lets it through.
F.R. David is the stage name of Robert Fitoussi, a French singer, songwriter and producer born in Tunis in 1947. After years working the Paris scene — playing guitar with the rock band Les Variations and writing and producing for other artists — he scored one of the biggest synth-pop singles of the decade with 1982's "Words". Its wistful hook, "Words don't come easy to me", carried by a light accented tenor over bright, bouncing keyboards and a soft electronic groove, topped charts across Europe, sold millions of copies and became a lasting radio staple that was especially beloved throughout the USSR. Though the Western press often filed him under one-hit wonders, Fitoussi's craft as a melodist, guitarist and studio hand ran far deeper, with follow-ups like "Pick Up the Phone" and a steady stream of albums keeping his gentle, romantic style alive for decades. For creators, this catalogue is a template for tender, tuneful early-80s synth-pop: warm keyboard hooks, unhurried grooves and a slightly melancholy sweetness built for nostalgic, heart-on-sleeve songs, romantic montages and soft-focus retro pop.