Jorane

About

The artist

Jorane is a composer, cellist, vocalist, and multidisciplinary artist based in Saint-Sauveur, Quebec. She began her recorded catalog with Vent fou in 1999 and developed a distinctive language built around cello, voice, improvisation, atmospheric song, and instrumental composition. Her exact Spotify identity contains 25 primary album and single containers from 1999 through January 2026: 14 albums and 11 singles. The catalog includes 16mm, Jorane: Live, The You and the Now, Vers à soi, Mélopée, Hemenetset, and Noli Timere, as well as music for theatre and film. Hemenetset, released in 2021, features Jorane on voice, cello, and harp and was recognized through nominations at the JUNO Awards, ADISQ, and GAMIQ. Noli Timere arrived in January 2026 as the score for a multidisciplinary aerial performance created with choreographer Rebecca Lazier and sculptor Janet Echelman. Jorane's stage and screen work includes the music for Le journal d'Anne Frank, which received a Gascon-Roux award for musical design, and Un dimanche à Kigali, which earned a Jutra in 2007. Her honours also include the SPACQ André Gagnon Award in 2015 and an honourable mention for the SOCAN Her Music Award in 2023. Current BAM representation and 2026 performances confirm ongoing professional activity. Her artist-controlled Bandcamp identifies Saint-Sauveur, Quebec, as her location; recent Laurentides recognition and earlier Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec records independently connect her practice to the same region. Professional inquiries route through Jorane's official contact page without republishing direct contact details. Spotify media is displayed live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.