Laurence Jalbert
Laurence Jalbert is a French-Canadian singer-songwriter born in Quebec in 1958. She started releasing music in the early 1980s, with her debut album 'Au nom...
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Laurence Jalbert is a French-Canadian singer-songwriter born in Quebec in 1958. She started releasing music in the early 1980s, with her debut album 'Au nom de la raison' coming out in 1983. That album included 'Je pars à l'autre bout du monde,' which became her breakout single.
Her 1990 album 'Corridor' drew attention for its direct approach to female sexuality, though she kept writing songs about personal themes. Other albums include 'Jalbert' from 1994, 'Danse avec moi' from 2001, and 'Femmes de Parole' from 2018.
Some of her other well-known songs are '15 Décembre,' 'Anne et Arthur (les pensées d'Anne),' and 'C'est le destin.' She has worked with musicians like guitarist Sylvain Dufour and bassist Claude Lemesle.
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