Antoine Corriveau

Antoine Corriveau is a Montreal singer-songwriter. He broke through in 2014 with the critically acclaimed "Les Ombres Longues", "Cette chose qui cognait au creux de sa poitrine sans vouloir s’arrêter" (2016, earning 4 nominations at the Gala de L’ADISQ, making it onto the Polaris Music Prize Long List) and the "Feu de forêt" EP (2018) thrilled critics. His 2020 album PISSENLIT further established the melodic and lyrical skills of the artist and won over critics, earning 3 nominations at the 2021 Gala de l’ADISQ, including Critics’ Choice and Singer-Songwriter of the Year. Antoine Corriveau toured across Québec, France and Belgium to promote the album before his comeback in 2025 with "Oiseau de Nuit" an exceptional sonic journey coproduced with Stéphane Bergeron (Karkwa). The album confirms a liberating, unprecedented artistic freedom, earning 5 nominations at the Gala de l'ADISQ and making it again onto the Polaris Music Prize Long List. Between each albums, Antoine is also working as a producer for several local artists (Laurence-Anne, Mat Vezio, Mathieu Bérubé, etc).