Tirolie

Tirolie, whose real name is Aurélie Quirin, is more than just a singer. She speaks truths, chants emotions, and delves into deep wounds. Her husky voice—like a cry from the soul—charts a unique path between reggae and seggae, two musical worlds that resonate naturally within her.

Music runs in her blood. She grew up to the sound of chords played by her father in hotels, and it was by his side that she first stepped on stage at the age of 12. Since then, her passion for singing has never faded.

Over the years, Tirolie has grown, refining her voice and affirming her artistic identity. Her journey includes a range of experiences—in the studio, on stage, as a solo performer, and as a backing vocalist. She is also a songwriter, driven by an urgent need to express herself. For her, expression must be raw and honest, with no shortcuts.

She writes to touch, to stir, to awaken. Her songs are remedies, cries from the heart, and spaces of truth. They speak of injustice, broken love, inner light, and resilience. Tirolie’s music isn’t just heard—it’s deeply felt.