Kevin Parent

In 1995, Kevin Parent made his debut in the music industry with the album Pigeon d'argile. In 1998, the album, Grand parleur, petit faiseur, confirmed his talent and originality. The two albums are among the biggest sellers in recording history in Québec and earned him many Félix (Québec awards in music industry), including Male Performer of the Year, Song of the Year, and Songwriter of the Year.

Music videos gave Kevin Parent the opportunity to work with noted Canadian directors such as Denis Villeneuve and Francis Leclerc. Leclerc's productions, Seigneur and Fréquenter l'oublie, have also been crowned Best Music Videos of the Year by l'ADISQ (Québec association for music industry).

In 2003, he joined the rock band The Porn Flakes. This collaboration has revealed Kevin Parent's boldness and versatility. In Spring 2007, Parent released his first album in English entitled, Fangless Wolf Facing Winter. He came back in 2009 with a new self-titled album in French. In 2011, he made his first steps in cinema with a leading role in Café de Flore, by Jean-Marc Vallée (C.R.A.Z.Y), a feature film also starring Vanessa Paradis, Évelyne Brochu, and Hélène Florent.

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