Marc presented his first album, entitled “L’Enfant-roi”, in Québec in 2008.  He composed the music and wrote the lyrics of most of the songs on the album.  After touring all over the province with his show “L’Enfant-roi”, he was approached by Mrs Denise Filiatrault to perform in the French version of the musical “Fiddler on the roof”, “Un Violon sur le toit”. This great adventure continued during two years, for a total of 120 representations.

Since then, Marc regularly travels to France to promote the launch of his album.  “L’Enfant-roi” specifically remixed for the European market will soon be available in all music outlets. Two singles are already playing on the radio and the reactions are very encouraging.

An entirely instrumental album is presently in the making and hopefully will be marketed in the near future.  He personally wrote the music of eight of the thirteen titles on the album and has chosen to interpret a few great classics.

Marc is presently writing a third album which promises to be full of surprises. His travels as well as his working with other creative artists have positively influenced Marc’s songwriting.

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Star Académie has been a growing experience for a young performer such as he was.  It enabled him to meet and sing with some of the greatest American, French and Québec artists.  At the academy he was able to work on his vocal techniques with Linda Mailho, his dramatic play with Denise Filiatrault, his songwriting with Dan Bigras and his speech delivery with Joël Legendre.  He also benefited from the experience of renowned professionals such as René Angélil, Céline Dion, Julie Snyder, Janette Bertrand and Paul Arcand.  Thanks to this wonderful adventure, the public discovered this young sensitive virtuoso, dynamic and talented artist in a tour of forty (40) large scaled shows. It is during the Académie that Marc had the opportunity of meeting with internationally acclaimed Martine St-Clair.  She later on invited him to join her on her tour of the province and was instrumental in encouraging him to write his own songs.

Marc started violin classes at the age of 4. Since then, his violin has always been a part of him, whether he was performing in provincial and national competitions or during his appearance in hundreds of classical and popular shows. Marc was part of The String Quartet of the Montérégie and the University of Montréal Orchestra. He also plays the guitar, the mandoline and the harmonica; as a matter of fact he plays all these instruments on his albums.