Charlotte Cardin is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her powerful vocals and genre-spanning music, earning multiple Juno Awards and collaborations with major brands. After reaching the Top 4 in the first season of the TVA singing competition ‘La Voix’ in 2013, Charlotte Cardin went on to be featured on Garou’s album ‘Au milieu de ma vie’ later that year, performing a duet on the single ‘Du vent, des mots.’ Her vocal talent led to her performing the song with Garou on ‘The Voice: la plus belle voix’ in France in 2014. Cardin launched her solo career with the release of her debut EP, ‘Big Boy,’ in 2016 through Cult Nation Records. This EP, which featured both English and French tracks, included a notable collaboration with Nate Husser on ‘Like It Doesn’t Hurt’ and earned a SOCAN Songwriting Prize nomination in the French division for the track ‘Les échardes.’ Building on her early success, Cardin released her second EP, ‘Main Girl,’ in 2017.
’99 Nights’ was also shortlisted for the highly competitive 2024 Polaris Music Prize, cementing her status as a leading voice in Canadian music. Beyond her full-length projects, Cardin has released EPs such as ‘Une semaine à Paris’ and ‘A Week in Nashville.’ Demonstrating her versatility and collaborative spirit, Cardin partnered with producer CRi for a cover of Daniel Bélangers ‘Fous n’importe où’ in 2019. She also lent her vocals to rapper Loud’s album ‘Tout ça pour ça,’ further showcasing her ability to seamlessly cross genres. With consistent recognition in the Canadian music industry, including numerous nominations and awards, Charlotte Cardin maintains a prominent and dynamic presence, continuing to deliver critically lauded projects and engaging performances for her growing international fanbase.