With her classical background in France as a harp player, Margot has graced the most prestigious stages worldwide, including Carnegie Hall, Wiener Musikverein, and L'Opéra Comique. Transitioning briefly through pop music, she served as the touring harp player and backing vocalist for French singer/songwriter and #1 selling artist Nolwenn Leroy, before falling in love with jazz while collaborating with the legendary saxophonist Archie Shepp. After receiving a grant and attending the prestigious Berklee College of Music, where she honed her songwriting and vocal skills, Margot took New York by storm and established herself as the Parisian sweetheart of the city. She has held residencies in hot jazz spots such as Jules Bistro and Club Bonafide, and participated in French official events with Air France Run and Library Albertine. In 2019, Margot made her highly-praised debut at New York’s prestigious Birdland with her signature show she wrote and arranged, The Edith Piaf Experience, and has since played sold out shows at renowned New York venues such as 54 Below and The Cutting Room. Jazz music critics are raving about Douce France, Sweet France: “On her debut CD, Margot Sergent presents her unique mix of classic French chansons and American vocal jazz which she accompanies on a harp, and with beautifully atmospheric and gentle acoustic arrangements. She is a superior storyteller who takes hold of your imagination and guides you through her stories.” –Will Friedwald, Prominent Jazz Critic and Author “The enchanting Margot Sergent is a jazz virtuoso who weaves musical tales with her mesmerizing voice and the ethereal sound of her harp . . . Through the unique fusion of French charm and American jazz, Margot's music transcends the boundaries of language and culture, creating a universal language of emotions that resonates with audiences worldwide.” –ActualJazz.blogspot.com “Endowed with a powerful voice and an instinct to compose lyrical phrases on the harp that whittle into meaningful stories, Sergent is a blazing candle on the mantle of illustrious artists that have crossed over generations.” –jazz2love.blogspot.com “What I love most about this album are the tracks composed by Margot Sergent. They have a poetic quality that blends perfectly with her excellent harp playing and singing voice. This is an artist to follow.” – Thierry De Clemensat, USA correspondent, Paris-Move.com