A Remarkable Musical Encounter: Lynda Lemay, the internationally acclaimed Québécois singer-songwriter, collaborates with virtuoso guitarist Jean-Félix Lalanne to create an album of rare intimacy and profound musical connection. This highly anticipated project represents an inevitable confrontation between two equally passionate musicians whose complementary styles and shared artistic vision create sparks of gentle yet striking intensity.

The album comprises fifteen compelling compositions, fourteen of which are penned by Lemay herself--an artist celebrated worldwide for her distinctive storytelling songs that masterfully blend profound emotion with subtle wit and observational humour. The collection is further enriched by a deeply personal contribution from Lalanne himself, a moving composition in which he sings and accompanies himself on guitar, offering listeners an intimate glimpse into his artistic soul. The first single, "La Fille de Clément," perfectly exemplifies Lemay's exceptional gift for narrative songwriting. This beautifully crafted piece tells the moving story of a person experiencing homelessness, describing both the character's profound suffering and its origins, including experiences of abuse, secrecy and hardship.

Lemay demonstrates her remarkable ability to address grave social issues with sensitivity, naming without offending, and denouncing injustice with finesse, empathy and genuine benevolence. Dominique
Blanc-Francard, a renowned sound engineer, oversaw the mixing and mastering with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring impeccable sonic quality throughout the album. In January 2026, Lynda Lemay will perform at the legendary Olympia, one of the world's most prestigious venues. Currently, she has fourteen Canadian concerts scheduled across multiple provinces, with performances planned in major cities including Montréal, Quebec City, Saguenay, Sherbrooke, Granby, Shawinigan, Roberval, Île d'Orléans and Saint-Eustache⸻

Lynda Lemay is a genuine legend in Quebec music (who has sold over 4 million albums throughout her career). Her albums Y (1994) and The Red Letters (2002) were real commercial successes, with double platinum and platinum certifications that speak for themselves.In terms of recognition, she's won a Victoire de la Musique (2003), multiple Félix and SOCAN awards.In Canada, she's also received multiple Juno nominations. And just to put things in perspective: she holds the record for most performances by a foreign artist at the Olympia Bruno Coquatrix in Paris (60 shows!).