About Patrice Jégou
Patrice Jégou was a Canadian singer.
Patrice Jégou is a New Jersey–based Canadian jazz singer.
Early life She was born in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, and raised in Red Deer, Alberta. She came from a family of hobbyist musicians.
Patrice has recorded two solo jazz albums, Speak Low (2014) and If It Ain’t Love (2019). She is the founder of independent record label Prairie Star Records LLC.
Belmont University alumni, Jégou received top honors in the A Cappella Song category at the 17th annual Independent Music Awards (IMAs) for the song "Lover Come Back To Me", the lead song from her second album, If It Ain’t Love, featuring Mark Kibble and Alvin Chea of Take 6.
Personal life Jégou is married and lives in New Jersey with her husband, Yinka Oyelese.
Discography Speak Low (Prairie Star, 2014) If It Ain't Love (Prairie Star, 2019)
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Canadian singer
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