Posts by Darren Hearsch

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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…

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

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…

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.

“Just found a website for a woman that I consider the great love of my youth; Bernadette Seacrest. She wasnt a singer then but she is now. She IS now. She has a myspace page for anyone

Bernadette Seacrest returns from the shadows  Just when it seemed like Bernadette Seacrest was fast on her way to taking Atlanta by storm as a torchy and tattooed seductress, coolly offering a blend of jazz-noir that’s fueled by the voice of a true siren, she vanished.

Bernadette Seacrest & Her Yes Men: No More Music By The Suckers Bernadette Seacrest may look like a Goth-Punk pin-up model, but she sings like a classic jazz diva.

Here and there I heard Bernadette Seacrest sing at Daddy D’z on a recent Wednesday and was blown away. Her version of “Body and Soul” was an almost eerie, beautiful evocation of Billie Holiday.

Bernadette Seacrest embodies all of the most alluring qualities of a femme fatale lifted from the pages of a pulp crime novel.