The Budapest-born Csemer Boglárka, also known as Boggie, released a YouTube video for 'Nouveau Parfum' in December. Vimeo followed, and design boom posted it for their readers from there. In just three minutes you see what an astounding transformation Boggie's face makes, from the natural, to the above picture. It looks a lot like what we're used to seeing in the glossy pages of magazines. And the pre-photo, a little closer to what musicians are now posting of themselves on personal Instagram accounts.
For those unfamiliar with the French-Hungarian singer, she started singing in folk competitions from a young age. At the now-named "Farsang árpád" Music School, she took classical singing with Szalókiné Müller Gabriella, along classical piano classes.
At another academy, she trained in jazz singing. She is now under Tom-Tom Records and plays with a band of Áron Sebestyén (piano), Mihály Simkó-Várnagy (bass), Tamás Szabó (drums).
The video was directed by Nándor Lőrincz and Bálint Nagy, who was also director of photography along with DP Dániel Szőke. Her song 'Japánkert' has already gotten more YouTube views. Now 'Nouveau Parfum' has potential to go viral, with popular sites spreading the love of its creative approach around the Internet.
What do you think of the song itself? Boggie calls her music both pop and jazzy. Hear it here:
