Cécile Corbel is a French singer-songwriter and harpist whose whimsical melodies and ethereal vocals have captured the hearts of fans worldwide. With a knack for blending Celtic influences with modern indie pop sensibilities, Corbel has carved out a unique niche for herself in the music industry.
Her music is like a breath of fresh air, transporting listeners to a world filled with enchanting melodies and haunting harmonies. With a voice that is as delicate as a fairy's whisper, Corbel weaves intricate tales of love, loss, and everything in between.
Corbel first gained attention with her enchanting soundtrack for the animated film "Arrietty," which earned her critical acclaim and a loyal following. Since then, she has released several albums that showcase her extraordinary talent as both a singer and a musician.
With a style that is both nostalgic and contemporary, Corbel continues to push the boundaries of traditional folk music, creating a sound that is uniquely her own. Whether she is strumming her harp or singing a heartfelt ballad, Corbel's passion for music shines through in every note. From: https://vinylcastle.com/collections/cecile-corbel?srsltid=AfmBOoo_XIPDJGyOg-9nuivW3Xfmz3XzpEkFzC4EoOWDpsynERSbdojK
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Cecile Corbel - La Fille Damnee
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