Maude Cyr-Deschênes

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Maude Cyr-Deschênes is an Acadian singer-songwriter, vocalist, actor, pianist, guitarist, and record producer based in Montreal, Quebec. Originally from Edmundston and the Madawaska region of New Brunswick, she has publicly described living in Montreal for almost a decade while carrying her Acadian identity into her music and acting. Her independent recording catalog began with À Montréal in May 2020, a four-song acoustic EP that her current official biography directly identifies as self-produced and recorded in her apartment. That direct credit supports her record-production classification without inferring engineering, mixing, or mastering roles. The independent six-song Nos saisons followed in 2022. In 2023, she became a singer-songwriter finalist at Le Tremplin de Dégelis, received the Purcom audience award, and earned a writing residency at the Camp chanson de Petite-Vallée. Cyr-Deschênes won the tenth season of La Voix in 2024, a result documented by both her official biography and a Parliament of Canada record. Later that year, the Francofête en Acadie recognized her compositions and writing with a ROSEQ award and special mention. She completed a jazz performance degree at the Université de Montréal in 2025, presented the solo show J'avoue at Place des Arts, and took the title role in the musical Évangéline in 2026. The exact Spotify identity 045YutOJFBpEr51rvPgC8Z contains eight principal album and single containers available in Canada, all classified by Spotify as singles. They span the four-track À Montréal container in May 2020 through Papillons in June 2026. Spotify's list includes the multi-track projects À Montréal, Nos saisons, and J'avoue under its single classification, while Apple Music identifies Nos saisons as an EP. This provider-visible count is therefore not presented as a conventional release-type discography. The matching Apple Music identity 1459707423 and artist-controlled Bandcamp page independently connect the same artist and early catalog. Current activity is documented by the 2026 singles Appelle-moi and Papillons, the Évangéline role, an active official performance calendar, and a September 2026 Témiscouata engagement. Professional inquiries route through the official artist contact page. MusicList does not reproduce the direct names, email addresses, telephone numbers, or business details shown there. Spotify media is displayed only through the provider-attributed live route with a monogram fallback.