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The album features 12 tracks (13 on certain international editions) that range from high-energy swing to melancholic ballads.
In the pantheon of contemporary jazz and cabaret singers, few possess the velvet warmth and emotional directness of Laura Fygi. Born in the Netherlands to a Dutch father and an Egyptian mother, Fygi has built a three-decade-long career on bridging the gap between American jazz standards, Brazilian bossa nova, and French chanson.
: A distinct reimagining that escalates from a slow burn to what critics described as a "three-alarm blaze".
: A high-energy performance supported by a brass-heavy drum line reminiscent of Buddy Rich.
From the opening notes of the album's first track, "The Best Is Yet To Come," it's clear that Fygi is on a mission to deliver a memorable and impactful listening experience. Her voice, which effortlessly glides between sultry and soulful, is perfectly suited to the album's eclectic mix of styles. Whether she's interpreting a timeless standard or delivering an original composition, Fygi's vocal delivery is always characterized by its remarkable expressiveness and nuance.
Fygi’s signature smoky contralto finds a natural home in these expansive arrangements. Critics have noted that while her style often draws comparisons to Peggy Lee , she maintains a "feisty sense of self-reliance" and sharp interpretive skills. Unique Interpretations: