The eclectic adult-alternative pop of Keren Ann incorporates a broad range of influences, among them Joni Mitchell, Serge Gainsbourg, Suzanne Vega, and Tom Waits. After getting her start in the '90s, the singer/songwriter/producer released her first solo album, La Biographie de Luka Philipsen, in 2000. Often intimate yet cinematic in tone and style, Keren Ann went on to have a number of Top 40 albums in France, beginning with her first English-language album, 2003's Not Going Anywhere. Also a film composer, her scores have included the 2010 comedy Thelma, Louise et Chantal, starring Jane Birken. Keren Ann's eighth LP, 2019's Bleue, was her first to be sung entirely in French since the early 2000s. ~ Marcy Donelson