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A Sense Of Place Visit To Montmartre, Paris With Keren Ann

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World Cafe

A Sense Of Place Visit To Montmartre, Paris With Keren Ann

WXPN

September 19, 2019 • Born in Israel and raised the Netherlands, Keren Ann now calls Paris home.

Keren Ann On World Cafe

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Song Of The Day

'Lay Your Head Down' and the Language of Beauty

August 23, 2007 • On her gorgeous new eponymous CD, it's easy to forget that Keren Ann, a French singer of Israeli-Dutch-Indonesian heritage, is anything but American. "Lay Your Head Down" sounds like Cowboy Junkies once again paying tribute to Velvet Underground.

'Lay Your Head Down' by Keren Ann

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World Cafe

Keren Ann: Assured and Approachable

WXPN

June 26, 2007 • With a sound that recalls classic pop songwriters like Francoise Hardy, chanteuse and multi-instrumentalist Keren Ann combines literate, worldly pop with delicate vocals and subtly catchy melodies. Hear an interview and in-studio performance.

Keren Ann: Assured and Approachable

SXSW Music Festival

SXSW 2007: Keren Ann

KUT News

March 16, 2007 • With a rich multicultural heritage, Keren Ann made her way around Israel and Holland before settling in Paris. Combining elements of trip-hop, folk and French pop, her first albums were wildly successful in Europe and now make an attempt in New York. Produced by KUT.

All Songs Considered

Keren Ann, Art Tatum on Harold Arlen, The Postal Service

March 9, 2005 • A new single from The Postal Service; The Pink Floyd-inspired Radar Brothers; Ambient electronica from Oregon's Eluvium; Misadventures with Andrew Morgan; Mediterranean music and more.

Keren Ann, Art Tatum on Harold Arlen, The Postal Service

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