Roxane Bruneau

Roxane Bruneau, born on 14 January 1991, is a Canadian pop singer and songwriter from Delson, Quebec. She is best known for winning the Artist of the Year (female) award at the 43rd Prix Félix in 2021.

Her first album, Dysphorie, was released in 2017. At the 40th Prix Félix in 2018, she was nominated for Pop Album of the Year and Breakthrough of the Year. At the 41st Prix Félix in 2019, she won Song of the Year for her single « Des p'tits bouts de toi », and at the 42nd, in 2020, she was nominated in the same category for « Aime-moi encore ». Dysphorie was certified gold in November 2019.

Her second album, Acrophobie, came out in 2020 and entered the Canadian Albums Chart at number 6. In March 2021, Bruneau had sold 100,000 copies of it; it was certified gold in November 2021. That same year, she also won Song of the Year at the Prix Félix for « À ma manière », Pop Album of the Year and Best-Selling Album of the Year, and she was one of the regular panellists on Qui sait chanter ?, the Québécois adaptation of I Can See Your Voice, alongside Rita Baga. Acrophobie was nominated for the Juno Award for Francophone Album of the Year in 2022. Openly lesbian, she became engaged to Caroline Lefort in 2019. She was a coach for the Comeback Stage on La Deuxième Voix in 2023, and she has been a coach on La Voix in 2024 and 2026. That year, her artist Rosemarie Boivin won the season.