Karen Souza - Velvet Vault vinyl record cover

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I Fall In Love Too Easily (Velvet Vault)

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Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (Velvet Vault)

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I'm Beginning To See The Light (Velvet Vault)

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Valerie (Velvet Vault)

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I'm Not In Love (Velvet Vault)

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You Got That Something (Velvet Vault)

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In Between Days (Velvet Vault)

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In The Blink Of An Eye (Velvet Vault)

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Walk On The Wild Side (Velvet Vault)

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Angel Eyes (Velvet Vault)

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Kids (Velvet Vault)

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Ain't No Sunshine (Velvet Vault)


Item UPC: 8430717000079

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Label: MPO RECORDS

Karen Souza

Velvet Vault

Clear Vinyl

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Three years after the release of her successful Essentials II, Jazz diva Karen Souza is back with her fourth studio album. Velvet Vault is the title of a collection that combine jazz standards with jazz reworks of pop classics plus two songs co-written by Karen herself. Japan's superstar Toku duets with Karen on the track You Got That Something. Also part of the album are Robin Banerjee (Amy Winehouse guitarist) and legendary Tom 'Bones' Malone (Blues Brothers, Saturday Night Live Band). Vocals has been recorded in New York at The Orchard studios and produced by Richard Gottehrer (of Blondie, Richard Hell and Dr. Feelgood fame). Velvet Vault is without a doubt, Karen Souza's most accomplished record to date and will definitely surpass the success of her previous efforts.

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