Wallack, June

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Origin: Montréal, Québec
Biography:

June Wallack is a Canadian singer, songwriter, keyboardist, flautist, actress and voice artist from Québec. She only made one self-titled album in which she composed every song. She was accompanied by famous musicians such as Harmonium's drummer Denis Farmer, Ville Emard Blues Band's bassist Bill Gagnon and Robert Charlebois' keyboardist, Pierre Nadeau. She invented Soeur Oubliette's role in the musical 'Les Nonnes'.

Nowadays, she's a narrator and an actress, maybe best known for narrating the fifth season of the documentary television series 'How It's Made'. Also, she played in 'Le Grand Serpent du Monde', an Yves Dion film. As a singer, she was an obscure artist that sadly didn't get much recognition. But for sure, she's as good as any great artist of the Québecois scene.