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Buy this for yourself or someone you love. The audience loved her, and many of them had never heard her before. She appeals to a diverse group of people. We had her come on National Coming Out Day, and had a wonderful time. In May of , and again in June of , Lucie Blue Tremblay packed our concert venue and took everyone there on a trip through a musical 'Tunnel of Love'! Singing in both english and french, baring her soul and bringing everyone to their feet with her heartfelt ballads and stories from her life, Lucie Blue created a place where the audience, the singer and the concert promoter became one family!

The piece began with a dirge-like solo piano, then changed tempo, becoming more complex and celebratory as Tremblay lyrically charted her resulting depression then recovery from the tragic, traumatic event. The total effect was spellbinding. In the final minute and a half Tremblay transfigured the chord into a full song as the lyrics transcended from the tragedy to the triumph of the human spirit.

The audience was left breathless. Her name has been whispered through the cracks in the music business since her first television appearance in Her whistle became a trademark and her concerts a personal experience. Available Now on CDBaby. Thanks you so much for all your love and support through the years.

See you on the road. Maggie and Shanti Musique, Canada all rights reserved c Lucie Blue Tremblay. About Lucie Blue. The Breast Exam Project. French-Canadian singer-songwriter Lucie Blue Tremblay emerged on the Canadian scene at a music festival in and has made the Capital Region a regular stop over the years.

The writer of a Times Union review of her show at the venerable Eighth Step said Tremblay "delivered the goods" despite a hiccup at the start — "the audience was forced to wait outside for more than 30 minutes while she and the crew checked the sound. This sort of delay can be OK on an August night; it's a faux pas in January and cause for revolt when temperatures fall below freezing.

Wandering from her guitar to her piano to her keyboard, she explained how she would play a song, switching instruments after playing a few bars, sometimes stopping in mid-song to give the audience a pertinent tidbit of information.