"A touch of France Gall, a trace of Feist. And, of course, with charm!" After studying jazz in France, Parisian-born Carole Martiné decided to move to Berlin to pursue her own musical project. She collected her memories, experiences, and feelings and began writing stories into autobiographical songs. "In French, because it's more natural, and in English, because sometimes you need a bit of distance, and because it just sounds so good!" The focus is clearly on her voice, her instrument, a "access to my soul," with which she sets words in motion and with which she enjoys playing: high notes, whispers, improvisation... As accompaniment, she lets soft Rhodes chords sound, distorted guitars rustle, and occasionally a hip-hop groove lurks in between.
Thanks to many influences and inspirations, Carole moves freely from jazzy chanson to folk ballad. She simply calls her style "Frenchy Pop." Delightful yet profound, familiar yet surprising: Carole enchants her audiences with her versatility. Her secret? Perhaps her natural, spontaneous nature. Or as the French say: "La vie est une chanson, chante la!", which translates to "Life is a song, just sing it!"
01 1 + 1
02 I Don't Know
03 Lâches
04 Cache cache
05 How Good It Is!
06 Moulibie
07 Clic-Clac
08 All That She Wants
09 This Moi
