Julie Masse

Julie Masse is a talented French-Canadian pop singer hailing from Greenfield Park, Quebec, where she was born in 1970. She burst onto the music scene in the late '80s and early '90s with her self-titled debut album in 1990, which spawned hits like "Billy" and "C'est zéro," earning her a bunch of Félix Awards (Quebec's version of the Grammys) and establishing her as a fresh voice in the francophone pop world. Known for her powerful vocals and catchy melodies, Julie followed up with albums like "Circle of One" in 1994, blending English and French tracks, and "À contre-jour" in 1992, which kept her riding high on the charts.

Beyond her music, Julie's personal life intertwined with the industry when she married fellow Canadian singer Corey Hart in 2000, and they've since raised a family together while she stepped back from the spotlight to focus on that. Though her output slowed in the later years, compilations of her work continue to celebrate her '90s heyday, reminding fans of her enduring charm and vocal prowess. If you're into nostalgic pop with a bilingual twist, her discography is definitely worth a spin!