For over ten years, Emmanuelle Boucher has been a key figure in Quebec’s music scene. In 2021, she fully embraced her passion for country music. With her self-titled album, Emmanuelle made her mark on several music charts with standout songs such as “Cowboy,” “Camping pin vert,” “Classique,” and “Avec toi.”
 

Since then, her presence has continued to grow across Quebec. She has appeared on the television show Tout simplement Country, hosted by Guylaine Tanguay, performed on the main stages of festivals such as Lasso and St-Tite, and shone at Quebec City’s Capitole in the revue Crazy Country.

In 2023, she released Country Queb, a five-track EP that reimagines Quebec classics while paying tribute to her musical roots. The project features her interpretation of Marjo’s “Amoureuse,” as well as a memorable duet with Breen Leboeuf on “Deux autres bières.”

In 2025, Emmanuelle presented her album Ma Route at a launch event held at Cabaret Lion d’Or. The venue was packed, and the evening was a great success. Featuring singles such as “Lendemain de veille” (with Justin Legacy), “Mieux à deux” (written by Cory Marks and Craig Brooks), “Un verre ou deux” (currently in the Mediabase Top 100), and “Soleil Rosé” (a collaboration with Léa Jarry and Mégane Lebel, in rotation on Rythme FM), the album confirms the artist’s growing maturity and distinctive musical identity.
 

Nominated for Female Artist of the Year and Discovery Artist at the Gala Country Awards, Emmanuelle Boucher continues to build her presence in Quebec’s country music scene. She is currently working on Country Queb Vol. 2, a new album featuring Quebec songs reimagined in her own country style. The album is scheduled for release in spring 2027, continuing her exploration of Quebec’s musical repertoire through her unique artistic signature.