After releasing her middling 2011 album, 101, and giving birth to her first child, French-Israeli singer Keren Ann largely retreated from the music business apart from some work in theater and film. In 2016 she returned with her strongest effort in years, You’re Gonna Get Love (Polydor), which sadly hasn’t been released in the U.S. Working with producer Renaud Letang (who’s wracked up credits with Feist, Amadou & Mariam, and Jarvis Cocker) and benefiting from arrangements by Brazilian great Eumir Deodato, she maintains the placid, shimmering beauty of her past work.…
After releasing her middling 2011 album, 101, and giving birth to her first child, French-Israeli singer Keren Ann largely retreated from the music business apart from some work in theater and film. In 2016 she returned with her strongest effort in years, You’re Gonna Get Love (Polydor), which sadly hasn’t been released in the U.S. Working with producer Renaud Letang (who’s wracked up credits with Feist, Amadou & Mariam, and Jarvis Cocker) and benefiting from arrangements by Brazilian great Eumir Deodato, she maintains the placid, shimmering beauty of her past work.…