She has a very addictive personality, seeking easy ways to remedy pain and grief and is quick to abuse their use on a regular basis. Spending fifteen years of her life in prison, she states, has taught her several valuable lessons and made her wiser, though she wished that she had known what she does now years ago before making that single mistake that lead her life on a decline for those fifteen years.
She and Bronte especially get on very well with each other, the two of them often sharing a bit of friendly banter while smoking out on the patio or occasionally rough-housing for fun. She showers her younger sisters with affection, and shares a healthy, mutual respect towards her older brothers as well. Amalee receives this kind of treatment from Nizhoni as well, as she can relate very much to the young silver fox girl's experience of abuse and neglect from her aunt, having been in a similar position herself during her childhood. To her, Zuri is the younger sister that she never had, and Nizhoni is willing to go to even dangerous lengths to keep her from harm. She is extremely protective of Zuri in particular, the younger African wild dog girl had latched onto her upon her induction into the family and has never let go since.
However, after the stint involving her ex-fiance that landed her in penitentiary, Nizhoni is willing to refrain from committing any more crimes, even with the intent of aiding her family. Her family is her lifeblood, and she will do absolutely anything to aid them in their time of need, even if the means of doing so isn't necessarily legal. She also tends to warm up much faster to other females than males, and acts noticeably less abrasive towards female strangers in general while males get the cold shoulder from her more often than not. Around her family and people she knows or likes well enough, Nizhoni is very kind and caring, in spite of having some rather strange ways of showing it. First impressions are very important to her, and Nizhoni likes to think of herself as a good judge of character who can smell trouble from a mile away. She comes off as very aloof and even very abrasive towards strangers, but slowly shows more of her warmer, more caring side if she happens to take a liking to them. Nizhoni gives off the aura of someone who has seen a lot of hardship in their lifetime, worn, bedraggled, curmudgeonly, and extremely rough around the edges with the 'takes no shit' kind of attitude worthy of an elderly war veteran. Melissa Breckenridge (Girlfriend Deceased) Toh Yah Lapahie (Adopted Father Deceased) Additional singles "About You," "Plume," and "Supersonics" arrived throughout the year in advance of the full-length Chronologic.United States, Kayenta (Navajo Nation) (Speaks Navajo, Norwegian, & Gaelic) An EP called Wonderland appeared a year later, after which Caravan Palace were relatively quiet until the release of the "Miracle" single in early 2019.
It charted in France, Belgium, and Switzerland, and on the British and American dance charts. The whimsical Robot Face, stylized as, arrived in 2015. Caravan Palace returned in 2011 with the Clash EP, followed a year later by their sophomore album, Panic. Promoted with the release of "Jolie Coquine" as a single, Caravan Palace was very well-received, reaching the Top 20 of the French albums chart and garnering acclaim for its traditional jazz inclinations. CP made their self-titled debut with the French independent label Wagram Music. Comprised of Charles Delaporte (bass, programming), Arnaud Vial (guitar, programming), Hugues Payen (violin, programming), Zoé Colotis (vocals), Antoine Toustou (electronics, trombone), and Camille Chapelière (clarinet), the group are chiefly inspired by Django Reinhardt but also cite Vitalic, Cab Calloway, Justice, Lionel Hampton, and Daft Punk among their influences. Caravan Palace is a self-described "électro-swing" group from Paris who made their full-length debut in 2008.
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