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Atlanta’s Creative Loafing “Best Of” Issue September 2010. See the list here

Bernadette Seacrest rekindles monthly Highland Inn gig

When we last heard from Bernadette Seacrest & her Provocateurs a couple of weeks back the group was headed to Eddies Attic for the CD release party for the group’s latest release, The Filthy South Sessions. It was a success. Continue reading →

Who are you?
Miss Bernadette Seacrest

Describe yourself in three words.
Reclusive, very serious, lovey-dovey all-the-time.
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Bernadette Seacrest transcends the blues in life and song

The Filthy South Sessions is driven by femme fatale’s noirish confidence

Bernadette Seacrest looks like trouble.

The 45-year-old femme fatale and singer who fronts the trio known simply as Her Provocateurs, has the face of a 1950s pin-up model and the tattoos of an old-school, streetwise punk. Continue reading →

Perhaps it’s no surprise that jazzy chanteuse Bernadette Seacrest is better known in Europe than in Atlanta, where she currently resides. Continue reading →

Bernadette Seacrest and Her Provocateurs The Filthy South Sessions (bernadetteseacrest.com)

With a voice that promises everything, including maybe 20 years in the pen, vocalist/co-producer Bernadette Seacrest conjures a noir underbelly of a world on The Filthy South Sessions, with help from co-producers Charles Williams (guitars), who wrote all 12 tunes, Kris Dale (double bass, pedal steel) and guests. Continue reading →

Critics’ Pick
Best Vocalist: Bernadette Seacrest

Not since Francine Reed settled here 25 years ago has a singer new to the Atlanta scene made such an indelible first impression as BERNADETTE SEACREST. Continue reading →