Recording Artist

A regular performer in the NY and Paris club scene, Carole was signed to Warner Brother records in 1989. Her record ``Heart of Gold`` was produced and co-written by Nile Rodgers. One of the tracks, ``Serious Money`` a hip hop version of the classic ``For The Love of Money,`` was a dance hit and most played video on BET. The song was also the theme song to BET’s Rap City, season 1. Carole had a front seat when East Coast Rap and Hip Hop was in its cradle. She collaborated with M.C. Shan on the record and video of “Don’t Mean a Thing” as well as With Vernon Lynch (Eddie Murphy’s brother) of K9 Posse on Serious Money and K9 Posse’s “Ain’t Nothin’ To It.” She toured Europe and Asia and performed in clubs throughout the United States.

Carole wrote the Prince song ``Slow Love.`` Prince recorded his own version of Slow Love on his Grammy winning “Sign O' The Times” album which will be rereleased in September of 2020. She recorded her own version of the Slow Love, produced by Nile Rodgers for Warner Brothers records. Carole moved to Atlantic records in 1993, where she worked with a number of talented writer/ producers, including Narada Michael Walden, Paul Pesco, David Frank, Jean Beauvoir and Joe Mardin, co-writing and producing the album, titled ``I'm No Angel.``

As a songwriter, Carole made a publishing deal with MCA Records.

She was also signed to Sony France for Europe, recording “You’re the Real Thing,” with Jean Beauvoir in Berlin. She recorded “Set Me Free,” a cover of the 1966 Holland-Dozier-Holland song “Hanging On” with producer/guitarist Peter Skrabak. Carole reinterpreted the song from a love entanglement to a cry for animal liberation. The video for the record was directed by Guido Santi and Tina Mascara on location at the abandoned LA Zoo.

Collaborating again with songwriter and musician Peitor Skrabak, Carole co-wrote “Un Dernier Baiser,” a torch song in French, for the movie soundtrack of “Queen of Hollywood Boulevard.” She also performed the song in the film.

Carole is currently working on new music with co-writer/producer Peitor Angel for Indie Label Buon-Art World Records. Their new EP, titled Neo YéYé, will be released in the fall of 2020. It is a Euro-lounge eclectic mix vibe in French, English and Italian—no loops, all live musicians.