Caroline Savoie Bruits Blancs CD

Singer-songwriter with a career spanning a full decade, Caroline Savoie paints a frontal portrait of love and true things with ease. Now more than ever.

The trail opened with The Voice in France, but it leads elsewhere. From her victory at the Festival International de la chanson de Granby in 2015 to the release of two acclaimed albums — Caroline Savoie (2016) and Pourchasser l'aube (2019) respectively produced by Jay Newland (Norah Jones, Etta James) and Philippe Brault —, the artist will have seen his pop route with indie-rock turns punctuated in a generous way.

With more than five hundred shows here, in the United States, and in Europe – notably alongside Daniel Lavoie, Francis Cabrel, Paul Piché, Les Sœurs Boulay and Émile Bilodeau – the collection of the Édith Butler prize from the Fondation SPACQ, two statuettes at the Trille Or Awards Gala, the occurrence of four nominations for the East Coast Music Awards and a place among the finalists for the Félix-Leclerc Award, Caroline Savoie has built up an enviable background. But what happens when the abundance of experience gained early in life and the need for self-reappropriation intersect? For the twenty-something, the junction now looks like luck.

This is a new, unopened CD in its original packaging.