The Lost Fingers

The Lost Fingers, a Canadian gypsy jazz group from Quebec City, was formed in 2004 by Byron Mikaloff and Christian Roberge. Alex Morrissette joined on bass in 2006.. Known for reimagining popular songs through Django Reinhardt's jazz manouche style, their debut album Lost In The 80s (2008) achieved significant success locally and internationally. The following year, they were nominated for two Juno Awards in the categories Fan Choice Award and Album of the Year. Notable releases include Rendez Vous Rose (2009), Live From Montreal (2009) and Wonders of the World (2014). In 2019, Valérie Amyot left the group for health reasons, with Rosalie Roberge taking over as lead vocalist. Three Christmas albums were released two years apart, Christmas Caravan (2016),  Coconut Christmas (2018), and Worldwide Christmas (2018). The Lost Fingers returned to their gypsy jazz covers of popular tunes with the 2020 release of VS.