Véronique Trudel is a singer-songwriter whose compositions are rooted in folk and traditional music. Whether accompanying herself on piano or guitar, her agile, powerful and expressive voice sings her inspirations with candor and authenticity. Her poetic folk music is influenced by artists like Emilie Clepper, Fred Pellerin and Cat Power, among others.

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Her emotional musical ambiences are anchored in lyrics that evoke love, nature, social issues and the chaos of parenthood. She delves into the inconsistencies that inhabit us, seeking to illuminate the unspoken and the taboos to the better to normalize them.

 

Véronique's life is built on quests and travels. She has lived in Montreal, Iqaluit, Vancouver, in an mountain pasture in Bavaria where she cared for cows. She walked 1600 km of the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in 3 months, studied herbology, permaculture, yoga, applied psychology, social circus, founded and directed a circus school, to name a few highlights. Véronique is an explorer of the heart and soul. 

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Originally from Abitibi-Témiscamingue in Quebec, she moved to Nelson, British Columbia in 2018. She has marked her artistic journey with a debut EP, Après l'hiver (2020), and two singles, including Mon enfant arc-en-ciel and Appelle-moi. She is a creative human being who regularly participates in artistic residencies that enrich her path and solidity her musical network.

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