Claude Bégin

Claude Bégin is a talented singer-songwriter and producer hailing from Quebec, Canada, who's been making waves in the French-Canadian music scene since the early 2000s. He first gained attention as a member of the hip-hop collective Accrophone and later as part of the innovative group Alaclair Ensemble, where his skills as a beatmaker and vocalist really shone through. Going solo, Claude dropped his debut album "Les magiciens" in 2015, blending catchy pop, hip-hop, and electronic vibes that got fans hooked with tracks full of clever lyrics and infectious energy.

Beyond his own music, he's a go-to producer for other artists, collaborating with folks like Karim Ouellet and Laurence Nerbonne, and he's known for his laid-back style and ability to mix genres seamlessly. With releases like "Les avions de Mirabel" and hits such as "Ti Bonhomme" and "Garde-Malade," Claude keeps things fresh and relatable, often drawing from personal experiences and Quebec culture to create tunes that feel like a fun chat with an old friend.