Clémentine
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Singers · b. 1963

Clémentine

French singer

Born
1963
Paris
Country
France
Active
1988–
Record labels
Sony Music Entertainment Japan
Discography
23 albums

Biography

Clémentine is a jazz musician who plays voice. Clémentine was born in 1963 in Paris. The music is usually filed under jazz, bossa nova and French pop. Record labels: Sony Music Entertainment Japan. The discography here lists 23 albums, from “Mes nuits, mes jours” (1990) to “ケル・タン・フェッティル?〜お天気はいかがですか?” (2021).

Clémentine is a French singer and songwriter based in Japan. She debuted in France in 1988 with the single, "Absolument Jazz". In addition to many releases as a singer, she has appeared regularly on the entertainment segment for NHK Educational TV, "French TV". Collaborates frequently with other artists, mostly in Japan. Recently, she has often collaborated with her daughter, Solita, who is also a singer.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Mes nuits, mes jours 1990
En Privé (Vol #270 Pour Tokyo) 1992
Long Courrier 1993
Mosaïques 1997
Solita 1997
Heure D'ete 1998
Couleur Café 1999
Les Voyages 2000
30°C 2002
Clé 2003
SOLEIL 2004
Made in France 2005
Lumiere 2006
ANIMENTINE: BOSSA DU ANIMÉ 2010
Café de Bossa 2010
Café de Jazz 2010
Café de Paris 2010
カヴァメンティーヌ 2011
バラエンティーヌ 2011
Bon Chante 2013
Cinema De Reve 2013
Café de POP from Tokyo Paris 2018
ケル・タン・フェッティル?〜お天気はいかがですか? 2021

Also plays on

Albums where Clémentine is credited as a sideman

Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Clémentine play?

Clémentine is known for playing voice.

When and where was Clémentine born?

Clémentine was born 1963 in Paris.

What are Clémentine's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Mes nuits, mes jours (1990), En Privé (Vol #270 Pour Tokyo) (1992), Long Courrier (1993), Mosaïques (1997) and Solita (1997).

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