And they knew what they were in for, as evidenced by the cheers that greeted early favourite Big Boy, which brought noir drama following the lullaby opening of Échardes. The sea of people spread for as far as the eye could see.
Photo by Allen McInnis / Montreal Gazette A large crowd jammed Place des Fasticals for homegrown soon-to-be-star Charlotte Cardin Thursday night. So it was a homecoming of sorts, for the Montreal girl still waiting for her close-up, and it was an opportunity for a massive hometown crowd to come out and cheer her on now so they can say they saw her when. A former model with a big, bewitching voice, she has seemingly everything going for her, including a carefully constructed aura of artistic credibility.Ĭardin played three sold-out shows at Metropolis as part of the jazz festival in 2017, after making her debut at the event opening for British singer Mika at Place des Arts, three years before that. In the summer of 2017, it was announced that American label Atlantic Records had signed Cardin, paving the way for world domination. But rather than use the opportunity to go for a safe pop sound and the easy radio play that goes with it, she waited, then responded by releasing a pair of brooding soul and trip-hop-styled EPs - Big Boy in 2016, and Main Girl in 2017 - that placed her closer to the lineage of her idol Amy Winehouse.
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Cardin placed in the top four of hit Quebec TV show La Voix in 2013.
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