Lucie Blue Tremblay

Lucie Blue Tremblay’s music comes with an strength that also soothes. The bilingual history of the Canadian-born vocalist/songwriter has demonstrated a very important asset, and her key pad and guitar-playing abilities have offered useful accompaniment to her poignant, spellbinding ballads since she 1st arrived for the Canadian music picture in 1984. Her self-titled debut recording was voted a high Ten Record of the entire year with the Boston World in 1986, and on following albums she’s continued to carefully turn personal knowledge into compelling melody, with studio room recordings interspersed with concert slashes, and British lyrics alternating with music in French. Tremblay serenades listeners with a wealthy, warm voice that may soar from a throaty purr to solid, crystal shades, her songs merging a gentle melodic essence using a depth of feeling that’s riveting, especially in her like songs. Her executing credits include performances at New York’s Carnegie Hall as well as the Canadian Pavilion on the 1992 World’s Good in Seville, Spain, and she’s also been noticed with Adam Taylor and Randy Newman on Country wide Public Radio’s every week broadcast E-Town.