Mahaut Mondino

Mahaut Mondino is a Paris-born singer-songwriter.[1][2][3]

Mahaut
Mahaut Clarke Tolton
Background information
OriginParis, France
Websitemahautmondino.com

Background

Mahaut is the daughter of photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino. L'Orèal was one of the first major entities to commission her to make original music for their perfume brand Cacharel. She co-wrote her very first original music for Cacharel's 'Amor Amor' and 'Forbidden Kiss' perfume commercials with producer Mirwais at 17. Fashion house Yves Saint Laurent and the global Mama Shelter Hotel chain later asked Mondino to create music for their brands as well.

In 2013, production duo Supreme Cuts from Chicago featured Mahaut on two of their tracks, one of which, "Gone", ended up as lead track off their album 'Divine Ecstasy'. After performing at SXSW in 2014, Mahaut released her first track 'Voodoo Me' co-produced by Young & Sick.[4] The song was premiered on Vice magazine's Noisey.com.[1]

Mondino's first track 'Jungle', off her debut EP, was premiered by Hunger Magazine in the UK.[5]

In late 2015 Mahaut began collaborating with legendary producer Dave Stewart. This resulted in her debut album, 'Pardon My French', which is filled with her massive vocal range and hypnotic beats, and will be released fall 2016. The first single, 'Summertime', co-written with Stewart, is a unique urban blend of electronica and blues.

Mondino has been featured in a variety of press including Elle Magazine, Vogue Magazine, FACT Magazine, VICE, and others.[3][4]

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References
  1. Turnbull, Josie. "LISTEN TO MAHAUT MONDINO'S "VOODOO ME"". Vice.
  2. "Voodoo Me". Disco Naivete.
  3. "Playlist summer Mahaut Mondino". Vogue Magazine.
  4. "THE SINGER TO FOLLOW? MAHAUT MONDINO!". ELLE.
  5. "PREMIERE: MAHAUT MONDINO – VOODOO ME". Hunger.


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