Marie Davidson

Marie Davidson is a Montreal-based musician, producer, and singer known for her distinctive blend of electronic, techno, and avant-garde music. Emerging from the vibrant Quebec underground scene, she first gained attention as part of projects like Essaie Pas and Les Momies de Palerme before embarking on an acclaimed solo career. Davidson’s music is marked by its hypnotic rhythms, stark synthesizer landscapes, and her incisive spoken-word delivery, often exploring themes of technology, nightlife, and the complexities of modern existence.

With albums such as "Adieux au dancefloor" and "Working Class Woman," she has earned international recognition, performing at major festivals and clubs around the globe. Her work deftly balances the cerebral and the visceral, drawing listeners in with both infectious beats and thought-provoking commentary, establishing Davidson as one of Canada’s most innovative voices in electronic music.