In France, ZAZ's self-titled 2010 debut provided a double-platinum introduction to the singer's winning combination of gypsy jazz, soul and acoustic folk. Born Isabelle Geffroy in 1980, ZAZ has been compared to gamine icon Edith Piaf and American jazz greats, and she typically shines with irrepressible optimism. After exploring the darker side of her persona on Recto Verso, she released an album of vintage songs inspired by Paris, produced by Quincy Jones and gushing with high-spirited nostalgia.