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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cecile_BelieveCecile Believe - Wikipedia

    Cecile Believe (formerly known as Mozart's Sister) is a solo project by Montreal-based Canadian musician Caila Thompson-Hannant. Biography. Thompson-Hannant's musical beginnings are much accredited to the electropop introduced to her by her uncle. [8] .

  2. www.instagram.com › cecilebelieveCecile _ ♫ (@cecilebelieve) • Instagram photos and videos

    15K Followers, 1,117 Following, 80 Posts - Cecile _ ♫ (@cecilebelieve) on Instagram: "Pronounced Ceceel like f-feel ;) mgmt ~ info@barnburnernyc.com booking ~ rebecca@heavy-trip.com".

  3. www.youtube.com › channel › UCNcbHXSzRTUCJ5iWKZeaHEgCecile Believe - YouTube

    Using her unique voice and production Cecile Believe searches to connect worlds of pop, sound design and experimental music and asks the question - what is the energetic thread that connects ...

  4. genius.com › artists › Cecile-believeCecile Believe Lyrics, Songs, and Albums | Genius

    Caila Thompson-Hannant, better known by her stage name Cecile Believe (formerly known as Mozart’s Sister), is a singer-songwriter from Montreal, Québec, Canada.

  5. cecilebelieve.bandcamp.com › album › made-in-heavenMade In Heaven | Cecile Believe

    May 8, 2020 · The voice is a powerful medium. Cecile Believe’s is unmistakable. Using her unique voice and production Cecile Believe searches to connect worlds of pop, sound design and experimental music and asks the question - what is the energetic thread that connects multiple sonic worlds?... more

  6. www.youtube.com › watchCecile Believe - Pjluk (Official Visualizer) - YouTube

    Cecile Believe - Pjluk (Official Visualizer) - YouTube. 2.11K subscribers. 7.5K views 3 years ago. ...more. Pjluk from the EP Plucking A Cherry From The VoidOut nowListen to the EP:...

  7. www.reverie-online.com › interviews › cecile-believe-sled-islandCecile Believe Shows Us What She’s Made Of, Christening Modern...

    Jul 17, 2023 · It seemed like everyone at the time had Plucking a Cherry From the Void by Cecile Believe (aka Caila Thompson-Hannant) on repeat: it was a blissful retreat from the mundanity of daily routines. An album that is best listened to eyes closed, body-swaying for maximized euphoric bliss.