Charlene

I've Never Been To Me (Re-Recorded - Sped Up)

Mfana'kaQa

Jonathan

Keep Shining

Le balancier

Fine Girl

Crazy 4 U

Why Can't Time Stand Still

Laisse tomber les filles

Mama Africa

Cyrilll

SLW (feat. Cyrilll) (Explicit)

Alegria94

Les frontières

Destiny

Broken Society

Julien Charbonneau

Noël dans tes bras

Sea Of Tranquility

Billets

I’ve Never Been To Me (Billboard Hot 100 - No 03)

Charlène

Yourself (Hardsoul & Dennis Quin Remix)

Those Nights

Andy Jay

S-Tee

Spiralling (feat. Charlene) EP

Marco van Bassken

What's Up

I’ve Never Been To Me (Re-Recorded Version)

I've Never Been To Me

Used To Be

Having established her name as a songwriter and after a joint hit featuring Falco Benz, Charlene is back with a new record. Older and wiser. Her 2009 debut album brought her to prominence as an exceptional singer and writer of attractive, compact pop tunes. Commissions for songs followed from various performers, until now after writing and composing for others, she returns to her true passion creating new, personal songs for her own voice, matching her own artistic personality. In This Thing, a hit single with Falco Benz, appeared in September 2014. On 20 February, she launches a new single, Those Nights, first of a series of four, introducing a new EP. Charlene selected these new numbers together with Sjoerd de Vries, with plenty of love, patience and attention to detail. Inspired by Scandinavian electro-pop, the tracks contain catchy melodies, delicate bleeps and fantastic synths. Directed at her die-hard fans as well as a new, wider audience. Still Charlene, just different.

THE HYPERPOP OF CHARLENE “It’s a bit like the best of the Eighties electrofunk but then with extra deepness, soul, swing and suspense. Charlene's skilled voice covers many ranges… This excellent record also happens to include several potential radio hits.” (Oor) Charlene grew up in a musical family and from a young age she performed, recorded and sang in gospel choirs. At age 11 she was asked to join one of the Netherlands best choirs, Inside Out. And from 2008 she gained national fame thanks to her impressive presence on the TV programme Idols in which viewers fell for her en masse -- including such Dox Family members as Wouter Hamel and Giovanca. And when she performed a song by Hamel on the show, Dox Records felt compelled to sign her in the summer of 2009. “Charlene has a voice out of thousands and is very talented,” says Bart Suèr from this Amsterdam-based musical platform. Charlene: “At Dox there are creative people who are able to make something special out every project. I also get the time to write my own songs.” Single, column, shows & video clip Charlene often writes with Dean Tippet, one of the producers of Suèr, Sings & Tippet. When the song “Take Me Away” leaked out before the album release, the famous Dutch DJ Giel Beelen began spinning it regularly on his 3FM morning show and soon many others followed his lead. Meanwhile in a weekly column for the free daily Metro, Charlene wrote about her road towards her album’s release. In autumn 2009, she released the single “Too Bright” (and the video followed soon) and played with her new band her first promotional concerts in clubs, on the TV show De Wereld Draait Door, with Giel on 3FM, and on the Tros Muziekcafé. The single Too Bright peaked at # 27 in the Dutch singlecharts. The self-titled album ‘Charlene’ was released October 2009 and got excellent reviews: OOR music magazine **** Jazz music magazine **** Jazzandsoul.eu website ‘Charlene is one of the better debutalbums I heard in a while and therefore deserves deiscovery by a worldwide audience of fans and a highly recommended label from the JazzandSoulcrw’ NRC daily newspaper ‘Most surprising debut from a female artist in years’ De Pers free daily newspaper ‘Soul and funk 80’s style’

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