It takes a lot to establish yourself in the vibrant Canadian music scene by releasing numerous albums that serve as a new beacon of hope for various styles of music. But Dominique Fils-Aimé has done just that. First, she released her debut, “Nameless” (2018), which launched her trilogy on the history of African American music and was immediately celebrated by music journals across the entire North American continent. Then, she came out with the follow-up albums “Stay Tuned!” (2019) and “Three Little Words” (2021), with which she won both the prestigious Juno Awards and the Polaris Music Prize. Understanding blues and jazz as a stylistic tradition but developing the sounds unmistakably in her own way: That’s what drove the singer–songwriter with the powerful timbre to mastery. Today, she is considered one of the great songwriters of her profession and her country, plays to sold-out venues, and is increasingly becoming the focus of everyone in Europe who is ready for the next level of modern R’n’B music. An unforgettable experience, especially live on stage.