Imelda May

On the stage of Brussels, a club in the Irish capital, an artist is hidden in the shadows. She was only 16 years old, but already had a fierce desire to break into the music business. One evening, she was joined by a passing guitarist while performing Rolling and Tumbling. It was none other than Ronnie Wood, famous guitarist of the Rolling Stones, whom she would not meet again until 20 years later.

15 years after her debut, the young artist formed a band and finally emerged from obscurity with her single, Love Tattoo. With her deep voice and pin-up look, she reinvents rockabilly with chic and charm and is a hit! Three times platinum in Ireland, she topped the charts in her native country and toured the world, transporting an already conquered public back to the 1950s.

The woman who made a name for herself in rockabilly, who played alongside Jeff Beck at the 2010 Grammy Awards and who became Ronnie Wood's accomplice is changing course! The artist is not afraid to take risks and return to the style of her teenage years, more influenced by soul and jazz. Her fifth album, Life Love Flesh Blood, was recorded with the help of T-Bone Burnett and puts forward these sounds that fit perfectly with her suave tone. The turnaround is successful!

Imelda May is a complete artist who never ceases to amaze us. 11 Past The Hour is a nugget where the singer's influences and maturity are passionately mixed. From the very pop Made To Love, which she performs with her friend Ronnie, to the rocking Just One Kiss in a duet with Noel Gallagher, she once again tugs at the heartstrings with accuracy and poetry.