Puppini Sisters

   
Artist: Puppini Sisters

   Genre(s): 
Vocal
   

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Discography:


   
 Betcha Bottom Dollar

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 16

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Modernizing the concord vocal pop of '30s and '40s groups like the Andrews Sisters, London's Puppini Sisters took the name of Marcella Puppini, world Health Organization founded the act afterward being elysian by the medicine in the film The Triplets of Belleville. Puppini, a native of Bologna, Italy, moved to London in 1990 to study fashion and quickly became immersed in the city's music scene. Though she had a calling at Vivienne Westwood's pattern studio, she left field to focus on euphony, and in 2003 earned a music grade at Trinity College of Music. Jazz was her passion, and Puppini exhausted time as the musical director and orchestra conductor for the Whoopee Club, as well as in the lead her own quartet. For the Puppini Sisters, she enlisted vocalists Stephanie O'Brien and Kate Mullins to fill out the group's three-part harmonies. Producer Benoît Charest, world Health Organization worked on The Triplets of Belleville soundtrack, collaborated in the studio with the Puppini Sisters, and their debut single, "Boogie-woogie Woogie Bugle Boy," arrived in 2006; that summer, their uncut debut, Betcha Bottom Dollar, was released. Spring 2007 saw the U.S. release of the album on Verve.





Tyler Read