Béatrice "Betty" Bonifassi, a French-born vocalist, calls Montreal, Quebec, Canada her home base, boasting a distinctive deep, contralto singing voice that has been described as "masculine" in tone. Her remarkable vocal range has drawn comparisons to the renowned singer Shirley Bassey, a testament to her remarkable talent. Throughout her illustrious career, Bonifassi has demonstrated a remarkable versatility, effortlessly traversing a diverse range of musical styles, performing in both English and French, and masterfully blending genres such as jazz, traditional music, blues, and electronica.
Bonifassi's professional trajectory reached new heights in 2003, as she brought her remarkable vocal talents to the forefront, lending her voice to the title characters in the critically acclaimed animated film, Les Triplettes de Belleville. This groundbreaking collaboration marked a significant milestone in her career, garnering her widespread recognition and acclaim across international borders.
Throughout her illustrious career, Bonifassi has had the privilege of collaborating with some of the most esteemed and innovative figures in the music industry. She has had the pleasure of working alongside renowned composer and saxophonist François D'Amours, as well as talented musician Maxime Morin, also known as DJ Champion, with whom she has shared the stage and toured extensively.
In addition to her numerous collaborations, Bonifassi has also made a notable guest appearance on Deweare's album, High Class Trauma, which was released in 2006. Her contribution to this project further solidified her reputation as a versatile and in-demand vocalist.
Currently, Bonifassi is one half of the electronic music duo, Beast, which has been making waves in the music scene with their unique sound and captivating performances. As a testament to her enduring talent and creative vision, Bonifassi continues to push the boundaries of her craft, inspiring and delighting audiences around the world with her remarkable music.
