Margau

About

The artist

Margau is the stage name of Quebec singer-songwriter and performer Marilou Gauthier, who is publicly documented as being from Saint-Jérôme. Her artist-controlled biography traces early television and stage work, a 2016 Jeunes Espoirs competition win, a quarter-final appearance on La Voix in Quebec in 2017, and participation in The Voice France in 2019 and 2020. Current evidence independently confirms active work in Quebec. Her official site documents 2025 performances in Saint-Jérôme, an opening set for Gregory Charles, a new self-titled EP, and a touring role as Madeleine Béjart in Molière, le spectacle musical. Quebec radio-promotion agency Local9 identifies Margau as a current singer-songwriter and promoted the October 2025 single Tout recommencer. PalmarèsADISQ links the exact Margau identity and artist-controlled website to her earlier releases and the 2025 campaign. Margau's catalog is fragmented across two official Spotify artist identifiers. The discovery identifier contains three exact principal singles from October 2017 through May 2021. The artist-controlled 2025 EP link resolves to a second Spotify identity and a four-track container released in October 2025. After resolving that identity split and reconciling first artists, titles, and dates, MusicList counts four principal release containers. Spotify classifies all four as singles, including the four-track self-titled EP because that is its provider type. Representative releases are Margau, En rouge et noir, Avec toi, and Une histoire qui commence. The official biography documents guitar and piano skills, national-anthem performances for major Quebec sports teams, touring with Mario Pelchat, duets with Lara Fabian, and collaborations with writers and musicians. Reviewed sources assign realization of Une histoire qui commence to Gautier Marinoff and identify outside collaborators on the 2025 project. No direct record-production, mixing, mastering, or recording-engineering credit was found for Margau, so she remains artist-only. Saint-Jérôme is published strictly as her documented place of origin and longstanding professional community, not as an inferred private residence. Public professional inquiries are routed through the artist-controlled contact form without republishing direct details. The exact English and French payload was reviewed for identity, current Quebec and Canada confirmation, origin wording, fragmented Spotify catalog, activity, genres, artist-only role classification, achievement, relationships, safe contact routing, provider-attributed media, and translation quality.