Très charming

is this musical love letter to her hometown, the 34 year-old French woman who delivers here. Here was not frantically these Chansons tries to get into the 21st century - it is quite simply very traditional but musical quality unconverted Paris classics relating their swing and their verve from the playfulness of the musicians and especially from the rousing eve of Zaz. On 3 of these tracks even legendary producer Quincy Jones laid hands on course in the duet with Jones protégé Nikki Yanofsky, the immortal Cole Porter song I Love Paris.

Zaz can now everything anyway sing all the better that it traditionally does here once and with this album you also recommended the same as Edith Piaf successor. Vocally this lady is anyway an exceptional talent. An album that's fun and brings a pleasantly warming and spirited spring feeling in the cold season.

The vinyl edition is commendable implemented despite the relatively short playing time, the 13 tracks were divided into 2 180gr slices; the cover is of high quality, as well as with the lyrics and beautiful photos printed sleeves. The sound quality is good, so the asking price here fully is alright.