Indie pop and rock singer Emmanuelle Proulx, widely recognized as the frontwoman of the Canadian band Men I Trust, has steadily built a strong presence in the music scene. Men I Trust really began gaining momentum when she joined the group in 2016 at the age of 23, bringing her unique vocal style and artistic flair to the band’s sound. Before fame, she was already deeply immersed in music, but it was her role in Men I Trust that truly launched her into the spotlight. That same year, shortly after joining, the band embarked on a tour through China, marking an important early milestone in their international journey.

Men I Trust continued to grow in popularity, culminating in the release of their third full-length studio album, Oncle Jazz, in September 2019—an album that further solidified their reputation in the indie music world. Emmanuelle, being a core part of Men I Trust, played a vital role in shaping the band’s dreamy, synth-laced aesthetic. Born in Canada, she has remained rooted in her origins while helping Men I Trust reach fans across the globe. Over the years, Men I Trust have become synonymous with laid-back melodies and introspective lyrics, much of which can be attributed to her influence. And as Men I Trust evolve, so does her impact—proving that Men I Trust are more than just a band; they’re a movement led by a quietly powerful voice.