Clementine

Folksinger Clementine (NL) grew up as a Captain's daughter. When her father came home after his long travels (up to a year) her mother's chansons were replaced for his Celtic/Irish music. Water, nature and freedom where fundamentals to her as she grew up. The Irish music became her lifeline with her father being away at sea. When she sings Celtic or Irish folk music now it feels like coming home. Nowadays she mixes the style naturally with Jazzy, Bluesy and even chanson influences.
Clementine prefers singing in English but made an exception for the Dutch song 'Na de Hoos' (After the storm) written by friend and writer Guus Westdorp. Originally written for the flood in New Orleans after Katrina.
She performed the song at the official national memorial for the Dutch flood of 1953 for the Dutch president, politicians and survivors. This event was broadcasted by national media including primetime news, French and American tv from New Orleans.
For her new album: Letting Go, she has collaborated with top producer Wyatt Easterling from Nashville.
Official website: www.clementine.fm