Brigitte Boisjoli

Brigitte Boisjoli is a Canadian pop singer from Drummondville, Quebec, who gained national recognition as a finalist on the 2009 season of the Québécois music competition show Star Académie. Known for her soulful voice and charismatic stage presence, Boisjoli has built a successful solo career in the Francophone music scene. Her debut album, Fruits défendus, released in 2011, showcased her dynamic blend of pop and retro influences and was well received by critics and fans alike.

Over the years, Boisjoli has embraced a vintage musical style, incorporating elements of Motown, rockabilly, and French chanson into her music. She’s also paid tribute to classic Francophone artists, including a well-loved album of songs by Patsy Cline translated into French. With a string of genre-spanning albums and a reputation as a powerful live performer, Brigitte Boisjoli continues to be a vibrant and versatile figure on the Canadian music scene.