Montreal-based singer-songwriter Claire Morrison delivers “luminous … dazzling” alt-folk (Rocknfool) with fearless intimacy. A Folk Alliance 2025, Folk Canada 2022, and Pop Montreal 2021 showcase artist, she was named a “Canadian artist to watch” by the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris. Indiemusic calls her “a unique, surprising, and insatiable composer.”

Recently featured by Sofar Sounds Montreal, Claire was also named artist-in-residence at the 2025 Fika(s) Festival alongside internationally renowned Icelandic act Lay Low. Her latest singles “I’m Alive”, “Jane (My Little Firecracker)”, and “Travelling” have garnered CBC Radio 1 spins across the country, coverage via Radio-Canada Arts, indie blogs like Tabarnak! and Rocknfool, and editorial playlisting via La Presse, Qobuz, and Exclaim.

With her debut album ‘Where Do You Go at Night?’ (April 25 2025, independent), she makes a “remarkable entrance into the rich landscape of Canadian folk” (Le Devoir). Reaching #1 on the CHOQ college chart, #2 on the UMFM folk chart, and finding its way onto Earshot’s National Folk Top 10, the record was nominated for three 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards. In April, Claire took home the CFMA for New Artist of the Year.