Diane Juster

Been trained in music because the age group of five and a songwriter at 17, Diane Juster obtained fame in French Canada in the mid-’70s when Julie Arel documented many of her songs. Juster’s one “Ce matin” became popular in 1974 combined with the record Melancolie. After 1975’s M’Aimeras-Tu Demain, she made a decision to concentrate on songwriting rather than recording. Pursuing Regarde en Moi (1977), Tu As Laisee Passer L’Amour (1981), Rien Qu’Amoureuse (1984) and J’Ai Besoin de Parler (1987), Juster released a self-titled record in 1993.