Hailed as "one of finest new songwriters in Canada," (Tom Power, CBC) singer-songwriter Gabrielle Papillon sings stories real and imagined. Words, melancholy melodies, and lush harmonies are her currency.

In 2001 Papillon released her first album 'Songs for a Rainy Day' before taking an eight year hiatus from music to complete her BA and MA degrees in English Literature and History. Papillon released 'The Wanderer' in January 2010 and 'The Currency of Poetry' in October 2011, which hit a number of “Best Of” lists and landed in !Earshot’s Top 20 National Chart for Folk/Roots.