Tiphanie Doucet

Tiphanie Doucet, a French singer-songwriter and actress, began her journey in the entertainment industry with her first starring role as a child on French TV. However, her true passion for music, including playing the harp and dancing, led her to transition fully into a music career. She eventually made her way to Los Angeles and New York, with an Extraordinary ability Visa in the Performing Arts.

Following the critical acclaim of her 2018 album "Under My Sun," produced by Simone Felice and David Baron, who have worked with renowned artists like The Lumineers, Bat For Lashes, and Jade Bird, Tiphanie Doucet continued to captivate audiences with her ethereal new EP, "Painted Blue." This introspective five-track offering showcased her seductive vocals and sophisticated imagery. The first single, "You and I," garnered attention and exposure, including recognition from Rolling Stone France.

In 2020, Tiphanie had the opportunity to showcase her talent on the Canadian version of The Voice. Her dreamy voice and emotionally captivating performances earned her praise from the judges. Unfortunately, she was eliminated during the battle rounds, leaving the judges regretful to have lost such a beautiful talent.

Amidst the pandemic, Tiphanie returned to France and began producing music from the comfort of her own home while gaining traction through live streaming performances. She found a second home in the famous St Tropez, where she performs extensively during the summertime. Additionally, she dedicated her time to working on her upcoming concept album, "LETTERS," set to be released in 2024.

With her enchanting French lyrics charming English-speaking listeners, "Une Love Song" marks an exciting new phase in Tiphanie Doucet's illustrious career.