Born in the small town of Kamouraska, Laurence-Anne is a Montreal-based singer-songwriter who made a name for herself at the 2017 finals of Les Francouvertes, alongside Lydia Képinski and Les Louanges. In 2019, she unveiled Première Apparition, a full-length alternative pop album with an indie-rock, experimental edge. With its sleek production, the album - which ended up on the prestigious Polaris Prize Long List - charmed the critics and introduced the artist to a wider audience across Quebec. With over fifty shows under her belt, including performances at renowned events like the FME, Le Festif!, Festival d'été de Québec and Pop Montreal and MaMA in France, Laurence-Anne has collaborated with such venerable artists including Hubert Lenoir, Choses Sauvages, Ariane Moffatt, Les Louanges and Jesuslesfilles.
