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CURRENCY OF MAN-ARTIST CUT 2/22/2016 it's hard to beat thisOn 2012's The Absence, Melody Gardot made her first shift away from the jazz tinged ballads that drew such heavy comparisons to Norah Jones and Madeleine Peyroux. Lushly orchestrated, it was chock full of songs inspired by Brazilian, Latin, and French forms. On Currency of Man, Gardot takes on a rootsier sound, embracing West Coast soul, funk, gospel, and pop from the early '70s as the backdrop for these songs. It is not only different musically, but