Marie Davidson

About

The artist

Marie Davidson is an electronic producer, composer, vocalist, DJ, and poet based in Montréal, Quebec. Apple Music documents her solo debut in 2012, while her artist-controlled Bandcamp and current MUTEK profile independently identify her with Montréal and Quebec. Her solo work moves through minimal wave, techno, electroclash, spoken text, synth-pop, and experimental pop, alongside collaborative projects including Essaie Pas and Marie Davidson & L'Œil Nu. Working Class Woman was shortlisted for the 2019 Polaris Music Prize and led to a Best Remixed Recording Grammy nomination for Soulwax's version of Work It, with the Recording Academy identifying Davidson as the artist and the Dewaele brothers as the nominated remixers. City Of Clowns followed in 2025, made with Soulwax and Pierre Guerineau, and reached the 2025 Polaris shortlist. MusicList retains 29 album and single containers from June 2013 through October 2025 where Marie Davidson is the lead or co-lead artist on the exact Spotify identity. The provider-scoped total comprises six albums and 23 singles. Seven other-led feature and remix containers, including the two dated 2026, are documented as collaborations but excluded from her principal catalog count. Representative releases include Un Autre Voyage, Adieux Au Dancefloor, Working Class Woman, Renegade Breakdown, and City Of Clowns. Apple Music credits Davidson as a producer and composer on Sexy Clown, while artist-controlled notes identify the contemporary MDJ Tool version as co-produced with Pierre Guerineau. MusicList therefore includes her in both the artist and producer-engineer directories with the specific public role of producer, without inferring an engineering credit. DEEWEE's current artist page documents an active international performance schedule through late 2026, including a sold-out Quebec appearance. Public professional inquiries route through the artist-controlled Bandcamp contact function without republishing direct email addresses. The exact English and French payload was reviewed for identity, current Quebec base, active status, principal catalog boundaries, production credit, achievements, collaborators, contact safety, media treatment, and translation quality.