This album has spent longer at number one in the Dutch charts (27 non-consecutive weeks) than any other. Deleted Scenes From the Cutting Room Floor is so thoroughly joyous and cleverly thought out it's almost impossible not to be seduced by it. Emerald is a conservatory trained jazz vocalist and it's her consummate mastery of this specific skill allows her to hold her own against a fiery swing band, while focussing on interpreting the songs not just hitting the notes. These dozen songs ease their way around swing, mambo, rumba and lounge, as big rich vocals weave the kind of witty, intriguing stories sure to draw you into a world of loves lost, found and betrayed. Lead track 'Back It Up' is the sound of swapped glances across a crowded dancefloor. It's the sound of a party that begins late and carries on until the sun rises. It's a song about dancing, flirting and a declaration of independence. With her debut single, Caro Emerald announces herself with the sort of sassy, whipsmart pop that will have the likes of Lily Allen and Mark Ronson pricking up their ears.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. That Man
2. Just One Dance
3. Riviera Life
4. Back It Up
5. The Other Woman
6. Absolutely Me
7. You Don't Love Me
8. Dr Wanna Do
9. Stuck
10. I Know That He's Mine
11. A Night Like This
12. The Lipstick On His Collar