Renée Martel is a prominent figure in the world of French Canadian country music, renowned for her powerful vocals and emotive performances. Born on June 26, 1947, in Drummondville, Quebec, she stepped into the limelight at an early age, influenced by her father, the legendary country singer Marcel Martel. Renée's career, spanning several decades, has solidified her as an icon in the genre and a beloved artist among Francophone country music fans.

With a discography rich in both original songs and covers, Renée Martel frequently revisited and reimagined her classics, as evidenced by the release of "Mes meilleurs 25 chansons pop (Remasterisé)"—a testament to her enduring appeal and willingness to adapt to contemporary production standards without losing the essence of her sound. Her affinity for holiday music is reflected in multiple albums, such as "Chante Noël - Remasterisation 2023," showing her talent for capturing the spirit of the season. Albums like "Contre vents et marées," "Arrière-saison," and "Authentique" showcase the depth and consistency of her artistry, while "Nous on aime la musique country" speaks to her roots in, and contributions to, the country music landscape. Renée Martel’s legacy is one of authentic connection to her heritage and to the hearts of her listeners.

Genres

Chanson Quebecois

Country Quebecois

Noel Quebecois

Latest Release

Chante Noël - Remasterisation 2023

Renée Martel

Album - 16 Tracks - Released December 8, 2023