Ariane Moffatt is a celebrated Canadian singer-songwriter and musician whose eclectic blend of pop, electronic, and indie music has earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. Born on April 26, 1979, in the small town of Lévis, Quebec, Moffatt demonstrated an affinity for music early in her life. She honed her skills at Montréal's Cégep de Saint-Laurent before furthering her studies at the University of Quebec in Montreal, specializing in popular music and jazz.

Since launching her musical career in the early 2000s, Moffatt has become one of the francophone music scene's most distinct voices. Her debut album, "Aquanaute" (2002), earned her a Félix Award for Best New Artist in Quebec and set the stage for an influential career that has blended influences across genres. Moffatt's work is characterized by her poignant lyrics, soulful voice, and innovative instrumentation. She is known for her willingness to experiment with her sound, as evidenced in her recent body of work, including singles like "Brille Soleil," "Quitter la ville," and the reflective "La plus belle des versions de nous-mêmes." She has also made her mark with live albums, such as "Le petit spectacle à La Chapelle," capturing the intimate and raw experience of her performances. Beyond her solo work, Moffatt has been recognized for her contributions to collaborative projects and as an advocate for LGBTQ rights, cementing her as not only an artistic force in the Canadian music scene but also a cultural influencer.

Genres

Auteur-compositeur-interprete Quebecois

French Indie Folk

Indie Quebecois

Pop Quebecois

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Feist

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Elisapie

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Louis-Jean Cormier

Emilie Simon

Latest Release

Brille Soleil (version instrumentale)

Ariane Moffatt

Single - Released December 4, 2023