Artist: Cyrille Aimée
Album: Move On: A Sondheim Adventure
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 44:24
Total Tracks: 13
Total Size: 895 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Cyrille Aimée – When I Get Famous (Intro) (02:00)
1-02. Cyrille Aimée – Take Me to the World (03:39)
1-03. Cyrille Aimée – Love, I Hear (02:52)
1-04. Cyrille Aimée – Loving You (02:51)
1-05. Cyrille Aimée – Marry Me a Little (03:05)
1-06. Cyrille Aimée – Being Alive (04:14)
1-07. Cyrille Aimée – So Many People (02:41)
1-08. Cyrille Aimée – Not While I’m Around (04:08)
1-09. Cyrille Aimée – They Ask Why I Believe in You (01:58)
1-10. Cyrille Aimée – No One is Alone (05:27)
1-11. Cyrille Aimée – Un Baiser d’Adieu (One More Kiss) (02:37)
1-12. Cyrille Aimée – I Remember (05:08)
1-13. Cyrille Aimée – Move On (03:38)

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The acclaimed vocalist Cyrille Aimée explores the Sondheim songbook for her scintillating album, ‘Move On: A Sondheim Adventure’. What began as a celebration of a legendary Broadway songwriter became a work of cathartic autobiography as one song after another captured her deepest personal feelings.While its narrative arc is a self-contained story, ‘Move On’ is just the beginning of a new chapter in Aimée’s remarkable journey. It’s the French-born singer’s first release since disbanding the acclaimed band she’s led for the last several years, to which she bid a fond adieu on her last album, ‘Cyrille Aimée Live’. It’s also her first since moving from Brooklyn to New Orleans, the latest music-rich city that she’s been able to call home.

That move ended up being accompanied by even more uncertainty than usual for such a major relocation, as a break-up meant that she unexpectedly had to make it alone. The course of that relationship provided the through line for the songs on ‘Move On’, which traces the course of a romance from dreaming together (“Take Me To The World”) through vulnerable commitment (“Marry Me A Little”) to heartbreaking assurances (“No One Is Alone”) and finally the uncertain future (“With So Little To Be Sure Of”).

Aimée’s Sondheim Adventure began in 2013, when she was invited to participate in a tribute concert for the Broadway legend at New York’s City Center, co-starring with Bernadette Peters and backed by Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. Her show-stealing performance was widely praised, but the most memorable compliment came from the composer himself. “You made me cry,” Sondheim told Aimée backstage after opening night.