Martin Gamet (bass). This version of the album was released in France on 18 November 2008. Other European releases followed: Spain (2009), Italy (2009), Switzerland and Belgium (2009), Portugal (2010), Germany and Austria (2009), followed by a Canadian release in March 2010 with Montreal indie label Spectra. In 2009, Laveaux collaborated with producer Mocky for a cover of Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love". This track was included alongside other B sides for the deluxe version of Camphor & Copper. Other tracks included "Les Cendres" and "First Class". Dying is a Wild Night Her second full-length album was released in February 2013 in Europe, entitled Dying Is a Wild Night, referencing an Emily Dickinson quote: "Dying is a wild night and a new road". Musicians The Jazz Basterds: Ludovic Bruni, Vincent Taeger (from Poni Hoax) and Vincent Taurelle (keyboardist with Air) – guitar, bass, drums, percussions, piano, synths, keys and programming. Mélissa Laveaux – guitar, lead and backing vocals Thea Hjelmeland – backing vocals Production Mélissa Laveaux – songwriter Ludovic Bruni, Vincent Taeger, Vincent Taurelle – producers Bertrand Fresel – mixing Adam Ayan – mastering Discography Albums (full-length) Camphor & Copper (Malleable Records, 2006) Camphor & Copper (No Format!, 2009) Dying Is a Wild Night (No Format!, 2013) Radyo Siwel (2018) Mama Forgot Her Name Was Miracle (2022) Demos Four Piece Mosaic Live at Alumni Warm Milk and Honey Compilations Hands off Haiti (2007) Nos Artistes – édition branchée (2007) SOS Haiti (2010) References External links Mondomix page 1985 births Canadian women singer-songwriters Canadian people of Haitian descent Singers from Montreal Living people 21st-century Black Canadian women singers French-language singers of Canada