Corinne: Stories in Pink

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Corinne performs romantic pop with jazzy vibes—cinematic, timeless, and unapologetically romantic. Her sound moves effortlessly from bossa-infused rhythms to lush ballads, drawing from classic ‘60s and ‘70s songcraft that speaks to modern audiences.

After releasing three critically acclaimed jazz albums and earning praise from All About Jazz as “sheer genius,” Corinne established herself as a compelling voice in the genre. Now, she brings that foundation into an expansive musical world.

The result is Stories in Pink, a concept album about romance - nine immersive songs tracing the intoxicating turns of love. Lushly orchestrated and cinematically imagined, the album reflects a commitment to songs written to stand the test of time.

Described as a “master of coquettish storytelling” (JW Vibe), Corinne performs Stories in Pink live with a world-class band.

Dress to the nines. Pink is encouraged, and everyone can be part of the experience. Part concert, part night out, all vibe.

Corinne has graced stages from Birdland to City Winery, Jazz Forum, and Gregory’s in Rome, and has shared bills with Casey Abrams (American Idol), Haley Reinhart (American Idol), Cyrille Aimée, Stacey Kent, Peter Noone (Herman’s Hermits), and Emmet Cohen. She is a seasonal staple on SiriusXM’s Real Jazz Holiday channel.

Born and raised in the Philly suburbs, Corinne is now based in New York City.

Sophisticated yet playful, romantic yet modern, Corinne is reclaiming classic pop craft for a new generation.

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