Urban pop that blends a sophisticated voice with urban mellowness.
This is a mini-album released by Belgian female singer Viktor Lazlo. Based on French pop and jazz, it develops an elegant and refined sound, exuding European sophistication.
The gentle beat and the saxophone meld softly, while Viktor Lazlo's deep, lustrous voice dominates the space. While the style changes with each song, the overall feel is unified, and the sophisticated arrangements add an urban touch. The understated yet deeply emotional vocals are impressive, and the French sound and light rhythm are pleasant. This work combines the elegance of European pop with modernity, and is acclaimed as a masterpiece of '80s urban pop.
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A:
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1)
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Canoë Rose
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2)
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Blueser
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3)
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Pleurer Des Rivières
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B:
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Shanghaï Lily
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Put The Blame On Mame
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Mata Hari
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Backing Vocals - B.J. Scott
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Vocals - Viktor Lazlo
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Engineer - Phil Delire
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Producer [Assistant] - Phil Delire
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Producer - Lou Depryck
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Engineer - Luis Clos (A1, A2)
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Guitar - M. Delory
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Drums, Percussion - J-P Onraedt
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Bass - F. Philipot
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Producer [Assistant] - Danny Willems
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Backing Vocals - Claude Maurane
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Drums, Percussion - Philar
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Horns - Steve Houben
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Horns - C. Bofane
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Horns - G. Cadière
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Horns - P. Van Der Driesche
