ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月12日 05時49分

@cecilemclorinsalvant is a 27-year-old with an exhilarating command of the jazz vocal tradition. Her voice is supple and well-trained with spot-on pitch. (No vibrato-teases; no meandering warbles passing as melisma.) Her low notes go from husky to full-bodied; her high notes float purely and cleanly. When she scats, it’s not an ego trip but a musical game, where notes and syllables get to shape-shift. Margo Jefferson, the author of “Negroland: A Memoir,” recommends listening to @cecilemclorinsalvant’s version of “The Trolley Song” from the 1944 hit film “Meet Me In St. Louis.” The train rhythms stop, start and stutter; so does @cecilemclorinsalvant’s voice. The singer is thinking and feeling her way, note by note, word by word, into exuberant infatuation, fashioning a romantic-comedy monologue in which the woman surprises herself with each turn of phrase and tempo. @erikmadiganheck took this portrait of #CcileMcLorinSalvant for @nytmag’s music issue. Visit the link in our profile to see their list of the 25 songs that tell us where music is going.

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