Thierry Larose
Thierry Larose is a Canadian indie rock singer-songwriter from Marieville, Quebec.[1]
After attending the University of Sherbrooke to study English, Larose participated in the 2019 Francouvertes festival.[1] Although he did not win, he met Alexandre Martel, a musician and producer who had previously worked with established artists Hubert Lenoir and Alex Burger, and collaborated with Martel on the album Cantalou, which was released in 2021.[2] The album was longlisted for the 2021 Polaris Music Prize,[3] and Larose, Martel and Charles-Antoine Olivier won the 2021 SOCAN Songwriting Prize for the single "Les amants de pompéi".[4]
His second album Sprint! was released in 2023,[5] and was longlisted for the 2023 Polaris Music Prize.[6]
References
- ^ a b Dominic Tardif, "Thierry Larose: Born for the Grandiose". Words & Music, March 23, 2021.
- ^ Louis-Philippe Labréche]], "Thierry Larose: Cantalou". Le Canal Auditif, March 15, 2021.
- ^ David Friend, "Daniel Lanois, Savannah Ré, Charlotte Cardin make long list of Polaris Music Prize". The Globe and Mail, June 16, 2021.
- ^ Geneviève Bouchard, "Thierry Larose remporte le Prix de la chanson SOCAN". Le Soleil, July 28, 2021.
- ^ Dominic Tardif, "La bouche pleine de confettis". La Presse, March 10, 2023.
- ^ "2023 Polaris Music Prize long list: Feist, Jessie Reyez and more". CBC Music, June 13, 2023.
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Winners of the SOCAN Songwriting Prize
- Propagandhi (2006)
- Abdominal (2007)
- The Weakerthans (2008)
- D-Sisive (2009)
- Brasstronaut (2010)
- Katie Moore (2011)
- Kathleen Edwards (2012)
- Mo Kenney (2013)
- Alejandra Ribera (2014)
- Dear Rouge (2015)
- Fast Romantics (2016)
- PUP (2017)
- Partner (2018)
- grandson (2019)
- William Prince (2020)
- Billy Raffoul (2021)
- Emily Steinwall (2022)
- Luna Li (2023)
- Ève Cournoyer (2006)
- Tricot Machine (2007)
- Karkwa (2008)
- Bernard Adamus (2009)
- Vulgaires Machins (2010)
- Galaxie (2011)
- Koriass (2012)
- Keith Kouna (2013)
- Patrice Michaud (2014)
- Antoine Corriveau (2015)
- Laurence Nerbonne (2016)
- Klô Pelgag (2017)
- Loud (2018)
- Tizzo (2019)
- Félix Dyotte (2020)
- Thierry Larose (2021)
- Hubert Lenoir (2022)
- Gab Bouchard (2023)
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