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Presented by Gérard Drouot Productions (L-R-21-11645 / L-R-21-13065)Between rock and acoustic, the captivating voice of Bermuda She always accompanies herself gently on guitar or piano, which most of the time is enough to elevate her already delicate and deeply warm voice. Having spent much of her youth at sea, she knows how to take listeners on a journey through her sweet melodies, at times tinged with folk or rock. It was in the 90s that she broke through, but far from getting swept up in a system that could have turned her into a superstar, she threw herself into work to keep her feet on the ground. Music and its purity are the only things that matter to her, and it is by choice that her ambition throughout her career remains purely artistic, far from the materialistic sirens to which so many others succumb. That is perhaps why the music of Heather Nova defies all comparison. That, and the artist's hidden yet almost innate talent for poetry, which she occasionally publishes in collections. Messages she often delivers acoustically, sometimes over much more rock-oriented arrangements, where the depth of her voice reaches the most hardened hearts with an energy one might not expect from this disarmingly graceful woman. One thing is certain: time seems to have no hold on Heather Nova's exquisitely sensitive sound, nor on her appearance, which remains unchanged at each of her spellbinding performances. Thus, the singer appears almost like an intimate goddess, born in the Caribbean Sea to carry a luminous, tender message across continents.