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Madeleine Peyroux
Sep 3, 2024
Madeleine Peyroux, a jazz-inspired singer-songwriter, shares her musical journey from busking in Paris to recording her latest album, 'Let’s Walk,' co-written with guitarist Jon Herington. They discuss their creative process during the pandemic, highlighting the importance of mentorship from figures like Dan William Fitzgerald and Dr. Cornel West. Madeleine reveals how personal struggles influenced her songwriting and reflects on the transition from covering classic tunes to crafting original compositions that blend love, pain, and authenticity.
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- Madeleine Peyroux's transition to original compositions reflects her personal growth and deeper emotional expression influenced by the pandemic's challenges.
- Her collaboration with Jon Herington highlights the importance of shared experiences and storytelling in creating music that addresses both personal and societal issues.
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Exploring New Musical Horizons
Madeline Pérou's new album, "Let's Walk," showcases a transition from covering classic songs to focusing on original compositions co-written with her long-time collaborator, John Harrington. This shift reflects a personal journey through the challenges of isolation during the pandemic, compelling her to express more intimate and topical themes. The duo's productive collaboration emerged from a shared need to create and connect during a time of uncertainty. They experienced a breakthrough when they were encouraged by their producer to solely focus on their original works rather than relying on familiar covers.
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