Our Artist Of The Month is French Canadian singer Celine Dion is known for her powerful and technically skilled vocals. Dion is the best-selling Canadian recording artist and the best-selling French-language artist of all time. Her music has incorporated pop, rock, R&B, gospel, and classical music. Dion is also among the best-selling music artists of all time, with record sales of more than 200 million worldwide.
One Heart (2003)
A year after the release of “A New Day Has Come“, Celine Dion surprised us with another studio album "One Heart." On the face of it, it looked liked like a hurried production, but when you look a little closer, all was not what it seemed… Yes, there were new tracks, but there were also tracks from “A New Day Has Come“. What was going on? Many of the same production team and writers were back from the previous album contributing a much more dance-enthused record, Celine’s most brazen attempt yet at a complete pop-dance album.
Miracle (2004)
Reflecting on the birth of a child, "Miracle" a comforting album is soft, gentle, and sentimental with a more restrained and quiet approach to the vocals. Fans will love our album-matching folio which includes special color photos of newborns by world-renowned baby photographer Ann Geddes. Titles are Miracle * Brahms' Lullaby * If I Could * Sleep Tight * What a Wonderful World * My Precious One * A Mother's Prayer * The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face * Baby Close Your Eyes * Come to Me * Beautiful Boy * In Some Small Way.
Taking Chances (2007)
After a splendid 5-year gig her residency in Caeser’s Palace in Las Vegas became the most successful residency in history, Celine came back with her new album "Taking Chances," her most pop/rock record in English. This album showcased Celine as a diva, a grittier, dirtier diva but still with her signature soaring voice edged with steel. The world tour she embarked on to support this record would become the second highest-grossing tour by a woman. Songs like "Taking Chances" and "Eyes On Me" have
remained fan favorites.
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