Dominique Fils-Aimé

About

Dominique Fils-Aimé is a Canadian singer-songwriter born in 1984 in Montreal to Haitian immigrant parents, whose music weaves together soul, jazz and blues into a sound that is both historically rooted and socially engaged. She rose to prominence with her debut trilogy - Nameless (2018), Stay Tuned! (2019) and Three Little Words (2021) - a conceptual exploration of African-American musical history that earned her two Juno Awards. Her fourth album Our Roots Run Deep (2023) and the 2026 release My World Is the Sun confirm her place as one of the leading voices in contemporary vocal jazz.

150+

shows in 15 countries during previous world tour

best-selling album in Quebec (Three Little Words, 2021)

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Juno Award won (Vocal Jazz Album of the Year)

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nominated for the Polaris Music Prize

What's new

2026-05
Fils-Aimé announced new dates for The Sunshine World Tour, with stops in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic and the US.
2026-03
Fils-Aimé received the Her Music Award 2026 from the SOCAN Foundation, a prize for outstanding female musicians in Canada.
2026-02
My World Is the Sun was released on February 20, 2026 via Ensoul Records as the second part of her new trilogy.
2025
Live at the Montreal International Jazz Festival (2025) was released as her first live album, recorded on the festival's main stage in 2024.
2025
Fils-Aimé represented Canada at World Expo 2025 in Osaka and performed at Jazz à Vienne, the North Sea Jazz Festival and the Jazzablanca Festival in Morocco.