The Dutch jazz singer’s debut recordDeleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor spent (and continues tospend) an unprecedented 27 weeks at Number 1 on the Netherlandschart and it’s easy to see why. Deleted Scenes signals Emerald’s emergence as a versatile talent to watch. trailer of Caro Emeralds new album 'Deleted scenes from the cutting room floor'.she sings her single a night like this live and unplugged.Deleted scenes fro. Meanwhile, Caro Edward has already taken over an entire countryunder most of our noses. “The Lipstick on His Collar” finds her striding into R&B diva territory over heavy brass and insinuating strings. Wanna Do.” She’s even better on dance floor fare like the ultra-catchy “Back It Up” and the smoldering, Cuban-accented “A Night Like This” (both huge Dutch singles). Best Sellers Deals Store Prime New Releases. Hello Select your address Music Hello, Sign in. Emerald plays the sultry vamp on “Just One Dance” and “Absolutely Me,” gets torchy on “I Know That He’s Mine,” and cuts loose for a campy romp on “Dr. Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor: EMERALD,CARO: Amazon.ca: Music. Producers David Schreurs and Jan van Wieringen (who cowrote the album’s songs with Vincent Degiorgio) shift between styles and eras while maintaining a moody film noir ambiance. Emerald-a Netherlands-based vocalist with impressive jazz chops-inhabits these musical vignettes with considerable poise and a sense of fun. Deleted Scenes from the Cutting Room Floor conjures visions of '30s-era femme fatales and plucky heroines, with side trips into more contemporary scenarios along the way. The songs on Caro Emerald’s first album unreel like clips from old movies you can’t quite place but seem hauntingly familiar.
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