After 7 years in Toronto, pop singer-songwriter Andee, also known as Andrée-Anne Leclerc and originally from Lévis, is back in Quebec since the summer 2021 and is ready to release her new French single “Demain”.
Her artistic evolution began in earnest in 2011 when she won the hearts of audiences in her native province of Quebec through appearances on the television show Star Académie. The experience opened many doors for the artist. After the release of her first full-length album “Black And White Heart” produced by Sébastien Lefebvre (Simple Plan) in 2015, Andee has earned incredible career opportunities such as touring with Demi Lovato and opening for Bryan Adams on the Plains of Abraham. Her first single “Never Gone” and its French version reached the Canadian top 40 and her song “Sorries” co-written by superstar P!nk also achieved tremendous success with radio stations across the country. Her most recent radio success was “Case départ”, a song from her latest pop album “One Plus One Equals Us” released in 2021. She has recently written et composed music for singer Méllissa Bédard, her friend she met on the show Star Académie. Andee’s folk-pop trio Grand Leclerc with brothers Dominique and Sylvain Grand is signed to the label Les disques de la cordonnerie and released two singles in 2024. She is also currently busy with other projects including The Opera Blue, a duo with her husband, guitarist and singer Kori Kameda, and shows with the LBA Band and the Big Shiny Show. Amongst the biggest influences of the bilingual French-Canadian powerhouse singer are Tina Turner, Florence and The Machine and Alicia Keys.
Andee is back with the brand new single “Demain”, an electro-pop track produced and co-written by the rising star of electronic music Mike Demero. “Demain” is a song about hope that reminds us that negative feelings are temporary and that talks about the uncertainty that we may feel when we are stuck in the darkness. It also tells the story of the important role that a person can play in the life of someone who is in psychological distress and also reminds us that a person can be suffering even though they seem fine from the outside. Andee and Mike wrote the lyrics and composed the music for this song together. Mike produced the track in its entirety. The mix and master were done by Mixed By Gee (Ghislain Brind’Amour). Artifice is in charge of radio tracking. A dynamic and captivating music video directed by Émile Légaré-Turcote and Vincent Brisson accompanies the project.
