Van Broussard -

Review by Justin Cram

Van Broussard's album is a delightful mix of Cajun and zydeco music, showcasing the artist's effortless ability to blend different genres together. From the opening track to the closing number, the album is a joyous celebration of Louisiana's rich musical heritage.

The standout tracks on the album include "Jolie Blonde," "Big Mamou," and "Allons Danser," all of which feature Broussard's smooth vocals and lively accordion playing. The album also features a number of slower, more introspective tracks, such as "Chere Bebe Creole" and "La Valse de Mon Coeur," which showcase Broussard's ability to tug at the heartstrings.

Summary by Justin Cram

Van Broussard's album is a must-listen for anyone interested in Cajun and zydeco music. It's a testament to the artist's talent and passion for his craft, and it's sure to leave listeners tapping their toes and humming along. Highly recommended.