Louise Hugues, known professionally as Lulu Hughes, born May 14, 1967, in Canada, is a Canadian singer who emerged as an R&B, rock, and blues performer. Raised in a musical family, she began her career as the lead vocalist of the group Soul What, performing in music bars across Quebec and appearing on the television program Beau et chaud. She also worked as a soloist for the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir and the theatre company Carbone 14, and served as a backing vocalist for artists such as Dan Bigras, Roch Voisine, and Barry White. In 1999, she portrayed Marie-Jeanne in the musical Starmania. Her musical releases include her self-titled debut album Lulu Hughes (2002), which featured the single “Rock With Me”, and the album Crazy Mama (2006). She also collaborated with French house DJ Antoine Clamaran, contributing vocals and lyrics to the songs “Release Yourself”, “Feel It”, and “Give Some Love”. As an actress, she appeared in the films La Rage de l'ange and Suzie.
