Prairie Comeau

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Prairie Comeau is an active Quebec and Fransaskois folk duo based in Bois-des-Filion, Quebec. The exact Spotify artist 7uKTjhnUKAegIGY0HIKpkk aligns with the duo's artist-controlled website and Bandcamp catalog, Apple Music artist 1512661381, MusicBrainz artist bc775086-f0e7-43c8-9102-76b943ab9b64, and Wikidata item Q130363256. Prairie Comeau brings together Saskatchewan-raised singer-songwriter and guitarist Anique Granger with Quebec singer-songwriter, guitarist, author, and Mes Aïeux member Benoît Archambault. The project began around shared singing at the kitchen table and released its first album in 2019. Its name links the prairie landscape of Granger's upbringing with a playful reference to crooner Perry Como. The duo first explored songs written before 1960, then focused more deliberately on the French-Canadian La Bonne Chanson repertoire. Acoustic guitars and vocal harmonies carry arrangements that can be affectionate, critical, nostalgic, and newly shaped by folk and Americana colours. The collision-reviewed principal Spotify catalog in Canada contains nine album and single containers from May 29, 2020 through February 13, 2026. MusicList counts two albums, two six-track EPs, and five other singles. Representative releases include Prairie Comeau, L'emprunt(e) Vol. 1, L'emprunt(e), and Tout le long de mon pays. L'emprunt(e), produced by Nicolas Boulerice, applies the duo's own reharmonization and arrangement practice to songs associated with La Bonne Chanson. The album received a 2025 Canadian Folk Music Award nomination for Vocal Group of the Year. A March 2026 National Arts Centre performance, a February 2026 single, and current official programming confirm continuing activity. Prairie Comeau works with La Compagnie du Nord and is represented for booking by Agence BAM. Public listening and professional information route through the artist-controlled website. MusicList does not reproduce direct contact details or social handles. Spotify media is displayed live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.