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Haven't We Met?

by Emilie-Claire Barlow

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All I Do Is Dream Of You 03:58
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C'est Merveilleux 03:49
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You're Driving Me Crazy! 03:04
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Comin' Home Baby 04:23
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Haven't We Met? 03:03
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I'm Glad There Is You 05:01
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Chez Moi 02:53
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Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? 05:02
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Jardin d'hiver 04:01
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La Vem A Baiana 02:48
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Will You Still Be Mine? 03:06
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You Make Me Feel So Young 04:08
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You Must Believe In Spring 03:25
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Emilie-Claire Barlow’s 7th vocal jazz CD the positively stylish “Haven’t We Met?” is an engaging collection of songs. Self produced in Toronto at Doane Leblanc Studios, the 13 track album which releases on March 10 2009 is filled to the brim with musical conversations; some reflective, some intimate and some cheeky.

Joined by a vibrant cast of Canadian musicians, the disc features Reg Schwager on guitar, Ross MacIntyre on bass, Dave Restivo on piano and Davide DiRenzo on drums.

What makes “Haven’t We Met?” a record of prominence is its simple beauty. Songs of lust and longing sit side by side songs rushing with pure exhilarated joie de vivre. It’s a collection that snapshots spontaneous dreamers who yearn to fall desperately in love.

Emilie-Claire’s dexterity in her pitch perfect rollercoaster vocalese is at its height, surely inspired by an unlocked stream of consciousness that is almost apologetic in its truth.

There is a rare directness here enhanced by the superb clarity and warmth in

Emilie-Claire’s joyful confident singing and her imaginative arrangements that respect and celebrate the songs and showcase marvellous musicians.

credits

released March 27, 2024

Bass – Ross MacIntyre
Cello – Amy Laing, Rachel Pomedli
Drums – Davide DiRenzo
Guitar – Reg Schwager
Mastered By – Joao Carvalho

Piano – David Restivo
Recorded By, Mixed By – Daniel LeBlanc
Tenor Saxophone – Kelly Jefferson
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Chase Sanborn
Viola – Anna Redekop, Claudio Vena
Violin – Chris Church, Drew Jurecka, Jane Woods, Kate Unrau, Norman Hathaway

Vocals, Producer, Arranged By, Arranged By [Strings], Conductor [Strings] – Emilie-Claire Barlow

Copyright © – Empress Music Group Inc.
Recorded At – Doane-LeBlanc Inc
Mastered At – Joao Carvalho Mastering
Art Direction – Chris Bywater
Photography By – Ian Brown

Recorded on October 4th, 5th, 14th & 19th at doane-leblanc inc.

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Emilie-Claire Barlow Toronto, Ontario

Emilie-Claire Barlow has built an international career anchored by 14 albums, including La plus belle saison (to be released on February 6, 2026), a heartfelt tribute to the Québec repertoire, co-produced with pianist and arranger François Richard. The recipient of a Félix and two JUNO Awards, Emilie-Claire Barlow has garnered over 500 million streams and performed on stages around the world. ... more

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