Black To Blue
by Gaelle Buswel
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Secret Door
03:32
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Lya
03:16
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The Joker
04:00
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Nobody Knows You
04:04
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Selfish Game
04:24
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Black To Blue
02:30
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Romance
03:27
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Confessions and Lies
05:22
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Somehow
04:05
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The Weight
05:32
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I Don't Need Nobody
04:05
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Black Delta Dirt
04:48
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Lingering Shadow
03:16
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14. |
For You
04:17
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about
GAËLLE BUSWEL, is an artist who does not leave one indifferent.
Her music has its roots in the blues and her voice
reaches straight for the heart. Gaëlle Buswel, carries her exceptional voice and generous spirit without pretense. With a
ready smile, she is a great live performer with already more than 500 concerts across Europe under her belt and a recent tour in North America with her second album «Black
to Blue».
It is no wonder that the young artist turned to the music of the «seventies» with the broken voices of the singers of that time. The sounds of Led Zeppelin, Joe Cocker and Queen met Neil Young and Janis Joplin by her crib, ultimately leading to a mix of complementary musical inspirations when she turned to these same singers at the start of her musical career.
As a teenager, she immersed herself completely in blues music, delving into the albums of Bonnie Raitt and Jonny Lang.
So what should one expect from a tall, blond, brown-eyed girl who appears on stage with a guitar and a smile to die for? A performance from Gaëlle Buswel is like an earthquake
making seismic waves from the very first note. She is a seasoned live performer who has been playing concerts solo and with other bands since the age of 13. With the
band “Cam On”, she played throughout France, Belgium and England.
Her music has its roots in the blues and her voice
reaches straight for the heart. Gaëlle Buswel, carries her exceptional voice and generous spirit without pretense. With a
ready smile, she is a great live performer with already more than 500 concerts across Europe under her belt and a recent tour in North America with her second album «Black
to Blue».
It is no wonder that the young artist turned to the music of the «seventies» with the broken voices of the singers of that time. The sounds of Led Zeppelin, Joe Cocker and Queen met Neil Young and Janis Joplin by her crib, ultimately leading to a mix of complementary musical inspirations when she turned to these same singers at the start of her musical career.
As a teenager, she immersed herself completely in blues music, delving into the albums of Bonnie Raitt and Jonny Lang.
So what should one expect from a tall, blond, brown-eyed girl who appears on stage with a guitar and a smile to die for? A performance from Gaëlle Buswel is like an earthquake
making seismic waves from the very first note. She is a seasoned live performer who has been playing concerts solo and with other bands since the age of 13. With the
band “Cam On”, she played throughout France, Belgium and England.
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released October 31, 2014
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Continental Record Services Netherlands
Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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