Gabrielle Strasfeld, known professionally as Gabrielle Papillon, is a Canadian musician and songwriter based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.[1] To date she has recorded seven albums.
Gabrielle Papillon | |
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Origin | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada |
Instruments | Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard |
Labels | Little Bug Records, The state51 Conspiracy |
Website | www |
In 2015, she released her fifth album The Tempest of Old. It charted on Canadian national campus radio, CBC Radio 2, and the international iTunes Singer-Songwriter charts and won the Music Nova Scotia Award for Recording of the Year.[2] She also began working with veteran music manager Peter Jenner.[3] She released her sixth album Keep the Fire in 2017.[4] The album was nominated for three East Coast Music Awards,[5][6] four Music Nova Scotia Awards,[7] and a Canadian Folk Music Award,[8] winning the Music Nova Scotia award for SOCAN Songwriter of the Year in 2018.[9] Papillon's seventh album Shout was released in 2019.[10]
Songs from Papillon's albums have appeared in various films and television shows in Canada, the United States, and Australia including Rookie Blue (USA)[11] and This Life (CAN).[12]
Tom Power, host of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's 'q', has called Papillon "one of the finest songwriters in the country right now".[13] In an interview for the Globe and Mail, writer, director, and actor Sarah Polley said of Papillon "She is an incredible songwriter and has a transcendent voice."[14]
Year | Work | Label |
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2001 | Songs For a Rainy Day | Little Bug Records |
2010 | The Wanderer | Little Bug Records |
2011 | The Currency of Poetry | Little Bug Records |
2012 | Little Bug | Little Bug Records |
2015 | The Tempest of Old | Little Bug Records |
2017 | Keep the Fire | The state51 Conspiracy |
2019 | Shout | The state51 Conspiracy |
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