Since the beginning of her career, Dominique Fils-Aimé has made her artistic identity clear, which is the journey of all her identities and the conditions in which they were formed. Thus, the singer has undertaken to explore over three albums the great stylistic families of African descent transplanted to the Americas, the album in question here being the second. She could have made a generic synthesis of her resources, but her taste and refinement led her to craft singular variations in the process, by way of jazzy soul instrumentation (keyboards, double bass, bass, trumpet, percussion), the skill of her ace accompanists, and especially her sweet voice, graced with intelligence and sensuality.
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