French jazz vocalist Camille Bertault – conservatory trained in Paris and Nice – became an Internet sen­sa­tion in 2015 with a YouTube video of her performance of John Coltrane’s “Giant Steps,” for which Bertault had written new French lyrics. As Thomas Cunniffe wrote at Jazz History Online, “viewers around the world were amazed with the uncanny accuracy with which she scatted Coltrane’s blinding–fast solo.” This breakthrough was followed by Camille’s captivating performances of Eddie Harris’ “Freedom Jazz Dance”; a series of duets with Swedish jazz singer Sofie Sörman, including a remarkable setting of Ravel’s “Le Tombeau de Couperin,” and a live version of Beyoncé’s “Crazy in Love” featuring Cory Henry on keyboards. Pas De Géant is the enchanting singer’s latest album: “Camille Bertault is more than merely a sly vocal gymnast; she’s a fine composer and a singer who carefully coaxes the emotional impact out of a melody.” (Down Beat) Camille Bertault – voice Chico Pinheiro – guitar Or Bareket – bass Ofri Nehemya – drums