Various - Je Naime Pas Le Jazz Mais Avec Des Chanteusese Jaime Bien

Review by Jason Tarr

The album "Je N'aime Pas Le Jazz Mais Avec Des Chanteuses J'aime Bien" by Various Artists is a unique blend of jazz and vocals that is sure to captivate listeners. The album features a variety of talented female vocalists, each bringing their unique style and interpretation to the jazz genre.

The album opens with the soulful and sultry voice of Melody Gardot on "Les Etoiles." The track is a perfect introduction to the album, showcasing the smooth and sophisticated sound that runs throughout. Other standout tracks include "La Belle Vie" by Madeleine Peyroux and "La Javanaise" by Carla Bruni.

The album's arrangements are top-notch, with each song featuring a rich and full sound that perfectly complements the vocals. The instrumentation is a mix of traditional jazz instruments such as piano, saxophone, and trumpet, as well as more modern elements like electronic beats and synthesizers.

Summary by Jason Tarr

"Je N'aime Pas Le Jazz Mais Avec Des Chanteuses J'aime Bien" is a fantastic album that seamlessly blends jazz and vocals. Each track is a showcase of the unique talents of the featured vocalists, and the arrangements are expertly crafted to create a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience. Whether you're a jazz fan or not, this album is definitely worth a listen.