St. Vincent, also known as multi-instrumentalist Annie Clark, creates a collection of cinematic pop epics that are influenced by jazz, gospel, blues, Southern folk, and classical compositions.
"Le premier album solo de la chanteuse des Polyphonic Spree. Elle y invente un nouveau son américain, où l'on retrouve du blues, du jazz du sud, le tout sublimé par une voix de soprano enchanteresse."
"Annie Clark (born 1982[1] in Tulsa, Oklahoma[2]) is an American multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter who performs under the moniker St. Vincent. She was a member of The Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens' touring band."
"St. Vincent, also known as multi-instrumentalist Annie Clark, creates a collection of cinematic pop epics that are influenced by jazz, gospel, blues, Southern folk, and classical compositions."@en
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