Keren Ann was born in Caesaria, Israel, to a Japanese-Dutch mother and Russian-Israeli father. She was raised in Paris, but now shares her
time between Paris and Tel Aviv when not on the road touring. She began captivating U.S. critics and audiences in 2004 with the stateside
release of Not Going Anywhere, and proved that she was here to stay with 2005 s Nolita and 2007 s Keren Ann.
And now, almost four years after her last album, Keren Ann is back with 101. Each song is a window into a world, like the windows of the
apartment building opposite James Stewart s in Rear Window. Each picture, lit by a different light, is a painting comes to life, a painting in
sound and words, telling a story.

There is also a new energy, a broader range, a sense of new ground broken. The voice reaches out more, but Keren Ann retains her
enigmatic quality, her intimate bond with the listener, and the vignettes still mystify as much as they illuminate. Nothing is sacrificed.
Ultimately 101 embodies what Keren Ann`s music is all about: the songs, the voice, the sound.

5th studio album from Keren Ann (author, composer, singer) Album produced by Keren Ann, mixed by Joe Barresi (Queens of The Stone Age, Alanis Morissette, Tool). emi. 2007.

Debut album for singer/songwriter who follows in the footsteps of Francoise Hardy but with a new trip hop sensibility that makes her sound like Paris in the autumn. 13 tracks including, 'Dimanche En Hiver', 'Aeroplane' & 'Les Mercenaires'. 2001 release.

Limited Asian edition of her sophomore album features a total of 10 bonus tracks, five on the first disc; 'Le Sable Mouvant', 'Jardin D'hiver', 'Ailleurs', 'L'illusionniste', 'Decrocher Les Etoiles' ( with Benjamin Biolay ) and five additional tracks on the bonus CD; 'Beautiful Day', 'I Was Made To Love Magic' (Nick Drake Cover), 'Fingertips', 'By The Cathedral' (Unplugged) and 'Spanish Song Bird' (Unplugged).This is the most complete version of this album available anywhere!. Standard Jewelcase and slim line jewel case packaged in a slip case. EMI.

Fourth album from the Paris-based singer/songwriter. Brilliant folk between French and Anglo-Saxon traditions. The followup to her 2003 English language breakthrough 'Not Going Anywhere'. EMI. 2004.

Sophomore album for French singer/songwriter compared to Francoise Hardy, Jeanne Moreau & Jane Birkin. 11 melancholy folk songs with electronic loops.

Limited Asian edition of her sophomore album features a total of 10 bonus tracks, five on the first disc; 'Le Sable Mouvant', 'Jardin D'hiver', 'Ailleurs', 'L'illusionniste', 'Decrocher Les Etoiles' ( with Benjamin Biolay ) and five additional tracks on the bonus CD; 'Beautiful Day', 'I Was Made To Love Magic' (Nick Drake Cover), 'Fingertips', 'By The Cathedral' (Unplugged) and 'Spanish Song Bird' (Unplugged).This is the most complete version of this album available anywhere!. Standard Jewelcase and slim line jewel case packaged in a slip case. EMI.

Keren Ann was born in Caesaria, Israel, to a Japanese-Dutch mother and Russian-Israeli father. She was raised in Paris, but now shares her
time between Paris and Tel Aviv when not on the road touring. She began captivating U.S. critics and audiences in 2004 with the stateside
release of Not Going Anywhere, and proved that she was here to stay with 2005 s Nolita and 2007 s Keren Ann.
And now, almost four years after her last album, Keren Ann is back with 101. Each song is a window into a world, like the windows of the
apartment building opposite James Stewart s in Rear Window. Each picture, lit by a different light, is a painting comes to life, a painting in
sound and words, telling a story.

There is also a new energy, a broader range, a sense of new ground broken. The voice reaches out more, but Keren Ann retains her
enigmatic quality, her intimate bond with the listener, and the vignettes still mystify as much as they illuminate. Nothing is sacrificed.
Ultimately 101 embodies what Keren Ann`s music is all about: the songs, the voice, the sound.

Fourth album from the Paris-based singer/songwriter. Brilliant folk between French and Anglo-Saxon traditions. The followup to her 2003 English language breakthrough 'Not Going Anywhere'. EMI. 2004.