Marie-Mai

About

The artist

Marie-Mai is a Quebec singer-songwriter from Varennes who began her public career as a finalist on the first season of Star Académie in 2003. She released Inoxydable in 2004 and developed a catalogue that moves between francophone pop, pop-rock, and electronic textures. Her exact Spotify identity contains twenty-eight principal album and single containers available in Canada from September 2004 through October 2024: seven albums and twenty-one singles according to the provider classifications. The seven studio albums are Inoxydable, Dangereuse Attraction, Version 3.0, Miroir, M, Elle et moi, and Sept. Sept arrived through Spectra Musique in October 2024 after a five-year studio-album interval and was created with producer Lucas Liberatore. The official site documents further radio activity through November 2025, while the exact Apple Music profile lists Quebec concerts in July and August 2026. Marie-Mai's official biography records ten Félix awards, including five Female Performer of the Year wins, plus nine SOCAN awards and more than two million career spectators. It also documents fifteen solo concerts at the Bell Centre and songwriting across her catalogue. Current management, label, administration, press, and concert-production routes are listed on the artist-controlled contact page. Spectra Musique remains the current album-production partner and operates from Montréal. MusicList uses that current professional base for geography and links to the official contact surface without republishing direct details. No artist production or engineering credit is inferred: the current Sept release names Lucas Liberatore as producer, and reviewed Miroir credits identify Marie-Mai as a songwriter and vocalist while assigning production to Frédéric St-Gelais. Spotify media is provider-attributed with a monogram fallback.