Charlotte Désilets

About

The artist

Charlotte Désilets is a vocalist, arranger, and music director from La Prairie on Montreal's South Shore. Trained in jazz at McGill University, she began releasing music under her own name in 2024 with the album Échos d'un printemps, the EP Rêves et bleus, and several singles. She also performed as a vocalist with the McGill Jazz Orchestra at the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal that year. Her 2026 album Le Continuum presents ten French-language interpretations shaped through vocal jazz, improvisation, and Quebec song. Désilets led the album's concept, arrangements, and musical direction alongside a group that includes Matys Colpron, Sam Fortin, Sam Ripat, Antoine Tousignant, Rose-Aimée Cloutier, and Jean-Félix Mailloux. She won the adult performer category at the 2025 Tremplin de Dégelis and joined Roxane Bruneau's team on La Voix in 2026. The 2026 single Route 132 extends her French-language jazz practice with an original song about Quebec place and belonging. Her artist-controlled Bandcamp page and current local coverage identify La Prairie as her Canadian base.