Lisa Leblanc Interview | Stingray PausePlay

Lisa Leblanc sat with PausePlay to talk about her troubles staying in one place for too long, how she learned to love the banjo, and her Polaris Prize nominated album Why You Wanna Leave, Runaway Queen?.
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[@jimnickerson3848]

Just heard some of your music. Can't believe I haven't heard you before. .Love to listen to you..can imagine you singing in my kitchen with friends.

[@davidheath3854]

What a beautiful talent...... Raw, emotion filled, and perfect!

[@annarenee8059]

literally let her talk

[@The_Maine_Card_Guy]

Lisa's interviews are so funny. The interviewers never really gets her music....and they all ask the same questions. They have to be slightly annoying for her. On the plus side.....I do love Lisa's english-speaking accent....it's cute and very endearing.

[@perlothman2894]

speak....french :)

[@boardingurban]

i reckon it's an unfair label to say english-speaking accent. Anglophone New Brunswick-ans sound funny in general. Instead of about, it's A-Boot.

[@NorthWriter]

SAME!!! Is that kind of typical for French-speaking Canadians? Like, it's really different from people from France. The way she pronounces her "r" sounds is fascinating because it's kind of a hard sound (as opposed to the softer pronunciation of a stereotypical French accent). I first realized that accent when watching Letterkenny, because Marie-Fred has an accent similar to that.

[@joshandallo2170]

@@NorthWriter She’s Acadian, so her accent is very different from Quebec. She tends to roll her R’s like you would roll your R’s in Spanish. She also speaks Chiac, a French dialect that inserts a lot of English in speech.