Jazz singer Cyrille Aimée dazzles once again with Each Day, from her hit album Let's Get Lost which makes her the revelation of jazz in the United States.
Settled in New York for almost ten years, Cyrille Aimée has slowly but surely become the new darling of vocal jazz. Her second album Let's Get Lost on the Mack Avenue label earned her numerous awards, celebrating her explosive temperament with which she inhabits every song she sings. She preferred jazz to the sirens of reality TV. Settled in New York for almost ten years, Cyrille Aimée has slowly but surely become the new darling of vocal jazz. Roy Hargrove pushed his trumpet behind his songs. She has sung on Broadway under the direction of Stephen Sondheim and Wynton Marsalis. This is to say if this young Frenchwoman, who is not 30 years old, has earned the esteem of the most demanding musicians! Tinged with gypsy swing, its original two-guitar formula is a pure moment of happiness. We watch the clip she shot with singer Matt Simons, for the title Each Day, and of which she makes a real romantic sitcom to the American.
Cyrille Aimée unveils the video for Each day with Matt Simons:
Let's Get Lost tells the story of a romantic relationship in three languages and thirteen "songs" where Cyrille Aimée tells everything: joy, disappointment, lack of hope, desire… It begins ironically with a hymn to celibacy ("Live Alone And Like It") by Stephen Sondheim, then with the lascivious poetry of the Dominican Juan Luis Guerra ("Estrellitas Y Duendes") or that of Jerome Moross ("Lazy Afternoon"). Let's Get Lost, the album available at Mack Avenue /Harmonia Mundi Cyrille Aimée's official website is here. 
