Mathilde Santing - Under Your Charms

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 44:14
Size: 101.3 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[3:10] 1. Under Your Charms
[3:50] 2. In The Morning
[3:36] 3. My Love Has Gone
[3:10] 4. Fall
[3:09] 5. Mess
[2:46] 6. You've Been Gone To Long
[3:49] 7. Give Me An Ocean
[3:39] 8. Blue Monday
[4:10] 9. St Judas
[3:34] 10. Change Is Gonna Come
[3:06] 11. Been A Fool
[3:34] 12. Didn't I Say
[2:36] 13. The Rules

Mathilde Santing is a Dutch pop and jazz singer born on October 24, 1958 in Amstelveen, a suburb of Amsterdam. Her first album appeared in 1982 and was simply called “Mathilde Santing”. Although most of her songs are in English, she sometimes performs in her native Dutch. Mathilde Santing’s sound is whispery and vulnerable. She is an important gay role model in the Netherlands and she sang at the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1998 Gay Games in Amsterdam.

Under Your Charms

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Mathilde Santing - New Amsterdam

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 50:38
Size: 115.9 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals
Year: 2001
Art: Front

[4:44] 1. Ain't That Peculiar
[3:55] 2. Don't You Think I Oughtta Know
[4:05] 3. Light Out Of Darkness
[2:44] 4. All My Tomorrows
[4:31] 5. Luckybug
[5:26] 6. If I Were A Bell
[3:59] 7. In The Meantime
[4:17] 8. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
[3:38] 9. The Best Is Yet To Come
[4:07] 10. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
[4:47] 11. The Deepest Sea
[4:19] 12. I've Been To Town

NEW AMSTERDAM is a 2001 album by Dutch jazz-pop singer Mathilde Santing, featuring a version of Ewan MacColl's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face." 2001 album from the Dutch chanteuse whose covers of great pop songs has established her as one of the premier singers of popular song.

The day after Mathilde Santing appeared on National TV she was the talk of the town. Her crystal-clear voice, her striking appearance and the intriguing instrument she played caused excitement all over the Netherlands.

Since that day the versatile Santing has made 18 albums that may differ in style and strength but have one common characteristic: Mathilde’s exceptional voice. With her adaption of jazz, pop, chansons and Dutch pop classics she has conquered the hearts of many. Mathilde has played and performed in musicals and was called the Dutch National Treasure by Todd Rundgren who she accompanied at a concert with the Metropolo Orchestra last November 2012.

Mathilde Santing has won several prestiguous Dutch awards and won three Edisons, the Dutch equivalent of the Grammy. In 2007 HRH Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands conferred a knighthood on Mathilde on behalf of her merits for the Netherlands culture. Whether Mathilde plays the Concertgebouw, the North Sea Jazz festival, for the entire Dutch Cabinet and the Prime Minister she touches people’s souls.

New Amsterdam

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