Gabriella

Gabriella Laberge, known professionally as Gabriella, was born on May 20, 1993, in Saint-Basile-le-Grand, Quebec. She began playing the violin at age six and later took up singing. She had added guitar and piano to her repertoire, becoming a multi-instrumentalist capable of arranging her own compositions. In 2013, Gabriella embarked on a solo career following an invitation from Gregory Charles to be a choriste for various artists. Her debut mini-album, While the Oak..., was released in 2015, featuring the hit single "Cloud in the Sky," which topped the Quebec pop charts and became the promotional song for the Montreal en Lumière festival. In 2019, she signed with Polydor France and released her second album Étrangère. Notable singles include "Tu es flou" (2018) and "Cause toujours" (2019). In 2022, Gabriella Laberge performed the American and Canadian national anthems for the Laval Rocket. The following year, she released the EP Echoes of Dreams, a five-track collection produced by Eric Lamothe.