her debut single:
'Be Here'

When Christelle Pascal sings, she doesn’t promise answers. Instead she extends a hand through the fog, offering the quiet reassurance that even in solitude, we can hold ourselves up.

 

She possesses a voice that commands attention—rich, soulful, and deeply expressive. Born and raised in New York with Haitian roots, she weaves together the elegance of jazz, the depth of R&B, and the rhythmic pulse of her heritage. Inspired by legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Shirley Horn, and Eartha Kitt, as well as modern icons like Beyoncé, Muni Long, and Brandy, she crafts a sound that is both timeless and distinctly her own.

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As a recent graduate of Berklee College of Music, she has already graced the stage alongside icons like Doja Cat and Earth, Wind & Fire. Yet, her artistry is unmistakably singular, defined by stirring performances and an arresting stage presence.

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Her music is a mirror, reflecting self-exploration, uncertainty, and personal growth. Through tender melodies and aching harmonies, she wades through doubt and longing, arriving not at clarity, but at a quiet, tentative hope. It’s the sound of wisdom beyond her years, of strength found in vulnerability, and of a voice that lingers long after the last note fades.