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Chantal Chamberland



Chantal Chamberland has a warm, toasty voice that can light up a dark nightclub and send a glow through her audience. She makes her third recorded outing on Dripping Indigo with a generous helping of songs, most of which dwell in areas that suit her pitch and trajectory perfectly. She gives the uptempo tunes a nice turn of fleck and dynamics, making this a fine showcase for a singer who deserves more attention.

The Quebec-born singer has selected pieces that are ripe for the picking, including a line of jazz standards, a tune by the Bee Gees, and a couple of French songs. Her version of “Lover Man” is her own, with no attempt to do another Billie Holiday take-off. Her husky voicing, with a hint of breathiness, brings in a sexiness that alto saxophonist Paul White gives a deeper impact. A happy, frisky breeze flits across “I’m Beginning to See the Light” fired by a burst of joy from Bil Holianty's tenor sax. Chamberland shows a wider, more expressive range on “L’Hymne à l’amour” a heartfelt ballad that throbs with passion and serves as a fitting climax to an enjoyable record.



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releases


Dripping Indigo


Serendipity Street (CD)


The Other Woman (CD)


Serendipity Street (HQCD)


Voices of Love (CD)


Voices of Love (HQCD)


No. 5 (CD)



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