A compilation of great ballads – many from the American songbook - sung by 2xHD’s best female jazz singers. For a bonus zing, an interpretation of John Lennon’s Oh, My Love by multi-instrumentalist Robert Len was included. This album is the perfect introduction to 2xHDs female jazz catalog.

Toronto's Emilie-Claire Barlow is a Juno Award-winning singer with a warm, lithe vocal style and a knack for tackling urbane jazz standards. Her 12th album ("Winter Lights") continues Emilie-Claire's musical evolution with her first foray into song writing. Lumières d’hiver showcases three new original compositions – Le Dernier Noël, Janvier and title track Lumières d’hiver. Always pushing her boundaries, her original compositions honour Emilie-Claire's love of sophisticated pop music.

Emilie-Claire Barlow continues to endear herself with her relaxed, polished demeanour, her charming humour, and a VOICE OF UNFORGETTABLE BEAUTY. Canada’s incomparable vocal jazz jewel, Emilie-Claire Barlow’s 10th album is all about big change. It has a big sound, backed by Netherland’s 69-musician-strong Metropole Orkest conducted by Jules Buckley, which accompanies Barlow’s five-piece band. This album is fresh, it sounds big, arranged to perfection, recorded & mastered with surgical precision but at the end of the day it is all about Emilie’s flawless voice.

Live in Tokyo will make you relive the beauty and the absolute joy of an Emilie-Claire Barlow concert experience..

Here’s another gem from Emilie-Claire Barlow, a jazz singer whose unique voice and personal interpretations warmly embrace this collection of classic standards, many from the American songbook. On this occasion, Emilie-Claire chose to include the often ignored verses in the tradition of Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennet. This album was nominated 'Vocal Jazz Album of the Year' at the Juno Awards.

"The Beat Goes On" is an album of songs arranged as a tribute to the 1960's by Canadian jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow. Featuring Barlow's own arrangements of tunes by Burt Bacharach, Neil Sedaka and Donovan, among others, it is Barlow's eighth studio album.

Seule ce soir ("Alone Tonight") is Canadian jazz vocalist Emilie-Claire Barlow's ninth studio album. Sung entirely in French, the album is a collection of new arrangements of songs she's recorded previously and six completely new covers including Petit matin by Sylvain Lelièvre, Des croissants de soleil by Ginette Reno and La belle dame sans regrets by Sting.

"Winter Wonderland" is the fifth album by the Canadian jazz singer and voice actress Emilie-Claire Barlow. It was released in 2006 as a Christmas album.

2xHD presents "Le French Album" - a wonderful musical voyage to France. This is a beautifully recorded collection of jazzy French songs both new and old. Including favourites such as "C'est si bon and Les feuilles mortes" sung by the likes of Juno Award-winning singer Emilie-Claire Barlow, and "Sous le ciel de Paris" by Juno nominee Jill Barber. This is a charming collection of chanson that is not to be missed.