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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	* [http://www.chinamoses.com Official Website]		* [http://www.chinamoses.com Official Website]
	* [https://~~planetradio~~.co.uk/jazz-fm/shows/jazz-fm-loves-with-china-moses/ Late Night China Moses on Jazz FM]		* [https://hellorayo.co.uk/jazz-fm/shows/jazz-fm-loves-with-china-moses/ Late Night China Moses on Jazz FM]
	* {{Cite web\|url=http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/interview-china-moses-singer-1-790237\|title=Interview: China Moses - Singer\|last=\|first=\|date=20 July 2010\|website=www.scotsman.com\|publisher=\|access-date=2016-10-27}}		* {{Cite web\|url=http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/interview-china-moses-singer-1-790237\|title=Interview: China Moses - Singer\|last=\|first=\|date=20 July 2010\|website=www.scotsman.com\|publisher=\|access-date=2016-10-27}}

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	Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].		Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].

	She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011, she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.		She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011, she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+ (French TV channel)\|Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.

	Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].		Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].

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	Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].		Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].

	After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.		After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "[[Today I Sing the Blues]]" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.

	In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].		In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].

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	After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.		After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.

	In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network ~~.28RTE~~ and ~~ErDF.29~~\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].		In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].

	In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].		In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].

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	'''China Moses''' (born January 9, 1978, in Los Angeles) is an American singer and television host.<ref name="CM">{{cite web\|url=http://www.allaboutjazz.com/china-moses-bringing-back-the-good-times-china-moses-by-chris-mosey.php\|title=China Moses - Bringing back the good times\|date=May 2009 \|publisher=RFID JOURNAL\|~~accessdate~~=2014-08-25}}</ref>		'''China Moses''' (born January 9, 1978, in Los Angeles) is an American singer and television host.<ref name="CM">{{cite web\|url=http://www.allaboutjazz.com/china-moses-bringing-back-the-good-times-china-moses-by-chris-mosey.php\|title=China Moses - Bringing back the good times\|date=May 2009 \|publisher=RFID JOURNAL\|access-date=2014-08-25}}</ref>

	== Life and career ==		== Life and career ==
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	Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].		Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].

	She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011 she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.		She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011, she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.

	Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].		Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].
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	In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].		In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].

	She co-presented and sang at the first [[UNESCO]] [[International Jazz Day]] in [[Paris]] in 2012 and performed numerous times for US UNESCO. She initiated a documentary on the first and second International Jazz Day in Paris. In 2013, she was invited to participate in the Young Leaders Program of the [[French-American Foundation]].		She co-presented and sang at the first [[UNESCO]] [[International Jazz Day]] in [[Paris]], France, in 2012 and performed numerous times for US UNESCO. She initiated a documentary on the first and second International Jazz Day in Paris. In 2013, she was invited to participate in the Young Leaders Program of the [[French-American Foundation]].

	On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and she has been accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.		On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and she has been accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.

	In 2017 she released on the MPS imprint the album Nightintales written in 6 days with Black British multi-instrumentalist Anthony Marshall. The pair recorded the album ~~in 6 days~~ in London at the analogue studio, Snap Studios. The album features Luke Smith on piano, Neville Malcolm on bass and Jerome Brown on drums, 3 top Black British musicians of the UK soul-jazz scene.		In 2017, she released on the MPS imprint the album Nightintales written in five days with Black British multi-instrumentalist Anthony Marshall.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.bluesandsoul.com/feature/993/china_moses_fine_china/\|title=China Moses: Fine China\|website=Blues & Soul\|first=Karen\|last=Lawler\|access-date=May 2, 2023}}</ref> The pair recorded the album in London at the analogue studio, Snap Studios. The album features Luke Smith on piano, Neville Malcolm on bass and Jerome Brown on drums, three top Black British musicians of the UK soul-jazz scene.

	== Discography ==		== Discography ==

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	\| caption = China Moses in Cannes, 2012		\| caption = China Moses in Cannes, 2012
	\| birth_date = {{birth date and age\|mf=yes\|1978\|01\|9}}		\| birth_date = {{birth date and age\|mf=yes\|1978\|01\|9}}
	\| birth_place = [[Los Angeles, California]], U.S.		\| birth_place = [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], U.S.
	\| genre = [[Jazz]], [[R&B]], [[Soul music\|soul]], [[Pop music\|pop]]		\| genre = [[Jazz]], [[R&B]], [[Soul music\|soul]], [[Pop music\|pop]]
	\| occupation = Singer and television host		\| occupation = Singer and television host

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	On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and she has been accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.		On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and she has been accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.

			In 2017 she released on the MPS imprint the album Nightintales written in 6 days with Black British multi-instrumentalist Anthony Marshall. The pair recorded the album in 6 days in London at the analogue studio, Snap Studios. The album features Luke Smith on piano, Neville Malcolm on bass and Jerome Brown on drums, 3 top Black British musicians of the UK soul-jazz scene.

	== Discography ==		== Discography ==

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	She co-presented and sang at the first [[UNESCO]] [[International Jazz Day]] in [[Paris]] in 2012 and performed numerous times for US UNESCO. She initiated a documentary on the first and second International Jazz Day in Paris. In 2013, she was invited to participate in the Young Leaders Program of the [[French-American Foundation]].		She co-presented and sang at the first [[UNESCO]] [[International Jazz Day]] in [[Paris]] in 2012 and performed numerous times for US UNESCO. She initiated a documentary on the first and second International Jazz Day in Paris. In 2013, she was invited to participate in the Young Leaders Program of the [[French-American Foundation]].

	On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.		On several occasions Moses has shared the stage with her mother, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and she has been accompanied by orchestras such as the [[Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg]] and the [[WDR Fernsehen\|WDR]] Big Band.

	== Discography ==		== Discography ==

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	* 2012: ''Crazy Blues'' (MadeInChina/Decca/Universal Classics and Jazz International)		* 2012: ''Crazy Blues'' (MadeInChina/Decca/Universal Classics and Jazz International)
	* 2017: ''Nightintales'' (MadeInChina/[[MPS Records\|MPS]])		* 2017: ''Nightintales'' (MadeInChina/[[MPS Records\|MPS]])
	* 2021: ''& The Vibe Tribe'' (MadeInChina/MPS)

	=== As sidewoman ===		=== As sidewoman ===
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	* [[2013 in music\|2013]] : ''[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x10sq2r_china-moses-a-l-international-jazz-day_music China Moses à l'International Jazz Day]''		* [[2013 in music\|2013]] : ''[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x10sq2r_china-moses-a-l-international-jazz-day_music China Moses à l'International Jazz Day]''
	* [[2013 in music\|2013]] : ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGfkrYAxhgg Crazy Blues]'' directed by Alastair "Gee-Lock" Christopher		* [[2013 in music\|2013]] : ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGfkrYAxhgg Crazy Blues]'' directed by Alastair "Gee-Lock" Christopher
	* 2014 : ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvxZCeyMO-o Hot Stuff]'' directed by Ramon Balagué

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	* 2012 : Advertisement [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq27TXJn6EE Levi's Go Forth], France		* 2012 : Advertisement [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq27TXJn6EE Levi's Go Forth], France
	* 2019 : ''[[The Lion King (2019 film)\|The Lion King]]'' : Soloist		* 2019 : ''[[The Lion King (2019 film)\|The Lion King]]'' : Soloist
	* 2018: ''[[:fr:Make_It_Soul\|Make It Soul]]''

	== Acting ==		== Acting ==
	* 1997: ''Moesha'' (TV Series): Chyna - ''Songs in the Key of Strife''		* 1997: ''Moesha'' (TV Series): Chyna
			* ''Songs in the Key of Strife'' (1997): Chyna
	* 2013 : [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1532958/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_1 ''Battle of the Year'']: MTV France Host		* 2013 : [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1532958/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_1 ''Battle of the Year'']: MTV France Host
	* 2015: [[Lolo (film)\|''Lolo'']]
	* 2021: ''[[:fr:Les_Méchants\|Les Méchants]]''

	==References==		==References==

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	Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].		Born in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], China Moses is the daughter of jazz singer [[Dee Dee Bridgewater]] and director [[Gilbert Moses]].<ref name="CM"/> She released her first single "Time" (1996) at the age of 18, along with her first video directed by [[Jean-Baptiste Mondino]]. This was followed by three albums: ''China'' (1997), ''On tourne en rond'' ("We Turn Around") (2000), and ''Good Lovin'' (2004). She worked on her albums with Swedish hip hop label Breaking Bread as well as artists such as [[DJ Mehdi]], [[Diam's]], [[Karriem Riggins]], [[Guru (rapper)\|Guru]], Anthony Marshall, and sound engineer [[Bob Power]].

	She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011, she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.		She has appeared on music channels such as [[MCM (TV channel)\|MCM]] (1999–2001) and [[MTV France]] (2004–2011). In 2011, she joined the team for the 8th season of French TV show ''[[Le Grand Journal (Canal+)\|Le Grand Journal]]'' on [[Canal+ (French TV channel)\|Canal+]], which she left in July 2012. From October 2011 to December 2012 she presented [[Jazz Radio]]'s ''Made in China'', a daily program that aired from 7pm to 8pm. In a bid to manage her activities as an entertainer, China launched her own production company, MadeInChina Productions, in 2008.

	Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].		Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].

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	Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].		Moses and French pianist Raphaël Lemonnier created a show called ''Gardenias for Dinah'', a tribute to their mutual idol [[Dinah Washington]], who was also the inspiration for the album ''This One’s for Dinah'', which was released in 2009 by [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]].

	After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.		After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "[[Today I Sing the Blues]]" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.

	In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].		In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].

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	After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.		After their worldwide tour which included Europe, India, Lebanon, Canada, and Japan, Moses and Lemonnier's next work was a tribute to the great blues and jazz female singers who have inspired Moses or have influenced her. They include [[Dinah Washington]] ("Resolution Blues", "You’re Crying") and some of her precursors and peers: [[Mamie Smith]] ("Crazy Blues"), [[Lil Green]] ("[[Why Don't You Do Right?]]"), as well as stars like [[Esther Phillips]] ("[[Cherry Wine (Little Esther song)]]"), [[Nina Simone]] ("Just Say I Love Him", "[[Work Song (Nat Adderly song)\|Work Song]]"), [[Etta James]] ("I Just Wanna Make Love to You"), [[Janis Joplin]] ("Move Over"), and [[Donna Summer]] ("[[Hot Stuff (Donna Summer song)\|Hot Stuff]]"). Other songs have been adapted specifically for stage performances such as: "Kitchen Man" by [[Bessie Smith]], "Today I Sing the Blues" by [[Helen Humes]] and [[Aretha Franklin]], and "[[Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn song)\|Love Me or Leave Me]]" sung by [[Billie Holiday]]. Moses has said: "Our stage performances are organized like a show. I love to tell stories, I see myself as a jazz storyteller and I like to make sure that people smile in between songs."<sup>Ref?</sup> The album ''Crazy Blues'' was released in 2012.

	In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network ~~.28RTE~~ and ~~ErDF.29~~\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].		In 2013, she became a music expert consultant to the French electricity supplier [[Électricité de France#Distribution network (RTE and Enedis)\|ERDF]]. She hosted the TV documentary ''Soul Power'' as part of the summer series ''Summer of Soul'' on [[Arte]].

	In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].		In addition to her participation on [[André Manoukian]]'s album ''So in Love'' (2010, Blue Note France/EMI), Moses presented a new show in the fall of 2013 featuring [[torch song]]s such as "[[Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood]]", "[[Lullaby of Birdland]]" and "[[I've Got You Under My Skin]]". Additionally, she performs in ''Cafe Society Swing'', a show written and produced by [[Alex Webb (musician)\|Alex Webb]] that revives the good times of the legendary 1940s New York nightclub, [[Cafe Society]], which promoted racial equality and progressive causes, and where "[[Strange Fruit]]" was performed for the first time by [[Billie Holiday]].