Jam Session - Dinah Washington Tribute

Dinah Washington, nicknamed the Queen of the Blues, remains one of the most remarkable voices of the 1950s. She sings pure blues, harmonized blues and some of the most famous standards ("Ain't Misbehavin", "Willow Weep For Me", "The Man I Love").

Caloé sings and composes, writing lyrics and music, making vocal improvisation her playground. Whether it's in her interpretation of the melodies she revisits, or in her use of scat, which she has worked long and hard to master in her own way, she has made improvisation one of her major assets. Her generous stage presence, soft timbre and vocal technique make Caloé one of the most active singers on the French jazz scene.

Her first album, "Saisons", released in 2020 on the Ouest label, is full of poetry. The lyrics of her songs, in French and English, blend with eclectic jazz rich in her multiple influences.

"Very fine vocal technique, we can only praise Caloé." Albert Algoud for Le Canard Enchaîné

Since 2018, the singer has been plying the Baiser Salé stage for summer jams and hosting the Sunday jams once a month, evenings geared towards young talent. A one-hour concert that sets the tone, then it's time for the JAM!