Credits:

Camille Bertault

Description:

A new generation of female vocal jazz stars descending from France! Camille Berthoud's first major album. A new generation of jazz music is gaining momentum around the world. She made her debut in 2016 with the album "En Vie," and in the spring of 2015, she posted her vocal arrangement of Coltrane's "Giant Steps" on a video site. In the spring of 2015, she posted a vocal arrangement of Coltrane's "Giant Steps" on a video site, where her supple, precise, high-speed scatting, vocal sense, and sexy, lovely appearance caught the attention of the public, leading to her debut. The title of this album is a French translation of Coltrane's "Giant Steps," a song she loved and which led her to her debut. The album contains 16 songs that showcase all aspects of the singer's talent, and that are not limited to jazz, as is appropriate for a vocalist of this generation. La ou tu vas," "Comptes de fees," and "Certes" showcase her unique perspective on lyrics. In "Goldberg," she does Bach in fast scat. Covers of Gainsbourg's "Comment te dire adieu," Michel Legrand's "La femme coupee en morceaux," and Brigitte Fontaine's "Conne. Wayne Shorter "House ofJade" (Casa de Jade) with Portuguese lyrics and Bill Evans "Very Early" with French lyrics.Her creativity, which she freely demonstrates, is based on her advanced technique and musical curiosity. She has been exposed to a wide range of music from classical to Brazilian to popular music such as Fiona Apple and Bjork, majored in piano at the Paris Conservatory, and has studied not only academic music but also theater. Her vocals sometimes make rhythms and melodies sound sweet, sometimes spontaneous, sometimes speedy, and in many other ways. She is a vocalist to watch, with a perfect combination of ability, looks, and performance!

Tracklisting:

1.Nouvelle York
2.Comment te dire adieu
3.Arbre raveologique
4.La ou tu vas
5.Je me suis fait tout petit
6.Casa de jade (House of Jade)
7.Comptes de fees
8.Goldberg
9.Very Early
10.La femme coupee en morceaux
11.Winter in Aspremont
12.Entre les deux immeubles
13.Certes
14.Tantot
15.Suite, au prochain numero
16.Conne