Eleanor Dubinsky was featured at the September and October 2010 French Culture Nights event.
“America’s answer to Bebel Gilberto,” New York City based world-pop songstress Eleanor Dubinsky entrances her listeners with sultry, heartfelt vocals and romantic, organic songs in English, French and Spanish. Drawing from American folk, soul, French pop and Latin rhythms, her sound is influenced by an eclectic melting pot of international artists in jazz, dance, folk, African and Latin pop, including Herbie Hancock, Brazilian Girls, Sara Tavares, Ceu and Joni Mitchell.
Her songs have been featured in leading television series on networks including MTV, in ads for multinational companies including American Express and on NPR stations across the USA. Favorite venues include elegant jazz and listening rooms, outdoor world music festivals and cultural centers such as The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia.
Eleanor is currently in pre-production for a new record, which she will record with her band in NYC with Grammy winning engineer and co-producer Roman Klun of Innsbruck Studios.
Eleanor writes, sings, plays cello, guitar and percussion. Her band includes Vita Tanga (guitar), Ben Zwerin (bass), Scott Morehouse (drums) and Bashiri Johnson (percussion).
For more information visit her website
