Marie-Josée Houle
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Marie-Josée Houle is an accordionist who lives in Ottawa, Canada. She participates in many local music groups such as Casadore[1] and Casey Comeau & the Centretown Wilderness Club, and also accompanies solo artists. She was born in Val-d'Or, Quebec and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta.
She also runs a radio show on Carleton University's radio station CKCU and is very involved in many aspects of the Ottawa folk and independent music scene.
[edit] External links
- Of accordions and cleavage - article in the Ottawa Citizen
- Ugly Socks - Website of Marie-Josée Houle
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