Thomas Hellman

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Thomas Hellman is a French Canadian singer born in 1975 to a Texan father and French mother. After the success of his first album Stories from Oscar’s Old Café, he gained national acclaim with his French album L’Appartement on Justin Time Records, produced by noted Quebec producer Jean Massicotte. He is now working on his third album and sharing his time between France and Quebec.

In 2005, he performed at the Festival Voix d'Amériques in Montreal that was recorded by CBC Radio One, ^[1] and Fête de la Musique in Toronto.^[2]