Anne Bisson

Anne Bisson is a Canadian jazz singer, pianist, producer, actress, and speaker from Montreal. Her music is mainly vocal jazz, smooth jazz, and audiophile jazz-pop, often combining intimate vocals, piano-led arrangements, and high-quality acoustic production. Qobuz describes her as a classically trained pianist, singer, and actress with decades of experience in radio, television, and music.

Her important albums include Blue Mind, Tales from the Treetops, Keys to My Heart, Four Seasons in Jazz: Live at Bernie’s, Be My Lover, Guilty Pleasures, and the compilation Anne Bisson The Essentials. Well-known songs include “September in Montreal,” “Killing Me Softly,” “Dry My Tears,” “Blue Bayou,” “Summer Breeze,” “Les Moulins de mon cœur,” and “Be My Lover.” Apple Music and Qobuz list many of these titles among her top songs and releases.

She is known especially in the audiophile music world for warm, natural-sounding recordings released through Camilio Records, with high-resolution and vinyl editions. Her official website notes that she has sold more than 50,000 albums and highlights her reputation as “a real audiophile,” while Sieveking Sound describes her breakthrough through Blue Mind and her later reputation among audiophile listeners.