Louis-Jean Cormier

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Louis-Jean Cormier is a Montreal-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, and record producer from Sept-Îles, Quebec. He became known as Karkwa's singer and guitarist before beginning a solo catalog with Le treizième étage in 2012. His current official site and Simone Records profile document active 2026 releases and performances, including the live singles Tu m'aimes-tu, Montréal -40, and De la chambre au salon. The exact Spotify identity exposes 17 album and single containers: four albums and 13 singles released from June 2012 through June 2026. All 17 survive identity review. Representative releases include Le treizième étage, Les grandes artères, Quand la nuit tombe, Le ciel est au plancher, and De la chambre au salon (Live). Cormier's official label, current National Arts Centre program, Apple Music profile, artist-controlled album credits, and SOCAN reporting establish a parallel production career. Documented work includes production and arrangement for Lisa LeBlanc, production for 12 hommes rapaillés and David Marin, production of Les grandes artères, and co-production and mixing of Le ciel est au plancher. As a member of Karkwa, he shares the 2010 Polaris Music Prize for Les chemins de verre. His solo debut received the 2013 JUNO Award for Francophone Album of the Year, and Le ciel est au plancher received the 2021 ADISQ Félix for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year. His current professional team includes Simone Records, Les Yeux Boussoles, Yotanka, and Cesaratto & Co. Professional inquiries route through the official artist site without republishing direct personal contact details. The exact bilingual payload was reviewed for identity, present Montreal and Quebec professional geography, active status, provider-scoped catalog, production credits, awards, relationships, contact safety, and media treatment. Spotify media is rendered live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.