Laurentien

Laurentien Records was founded in the early 1970s in Canada, primarily as a platform for promoting French-language music and artists. The label emerged during a vibrant period of cultural expression in Quebec, coinciding with the Quiet Revolution, which fostered a renewed interest in Quebecois identity and music. Notable artists associated with Laurentien include folk singer-songwriter Gilles Vigneault and pop sensation Céline Dion, who gained early exposure through the label. Laurentien's catalog spans various genres, including folk, pop, and rock, reflecting the diverse musical landscape of the time. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Laurentien continued to evolve, adapting to changing musical trends while maintaining its focus on French-language content. The label's legacy lies in its role in shaping the Quebec music scene and promoting artists who contributed significantly to the cultural fabric of the region. Laurentien remains an important name in the history of Canadian music, particularly in the context of French-language artistry.