• Nominated for Révélation de l’année at ADISQ (2020) for his debut album.
• Known as an “authentic hitmaker” with chart-topping singles like Quitter la ville featuring Ariane Moffatt.
• His third album, Géant (2023), showcases organic sounds tailored for live performances.
• Performed atop Montreal’s Olympic Stadium in 2020, attracting 125,000+ viewers.

Following a nomination for Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the 2020 ADISQ Gala for his debut album, several creative residencies, his first performances in France, and two awards at the 2020 Rideau Gala following his showcase, it was clear that Miro was already on his way to great heights. Described by critics as an “authentic hitmaker,” Miro made a major impact in the summer of 2020 when he became the first artist to perform from the top of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium tower. The spectacular performance was viewed by more than 125,000 people, with breathtaking drone footage showcasing Montreal and leaving a lasting impression on audiences.

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With his second album, Sablier, Miro returned with a sound as unique as it is unmistakable, blending hip-hop, R&B, pop, and soul. His third album, Géant, released on November 10, 2023, revealed a new side of the artist, reflecting on the encounters and experiences he lived through while creating the album. The project combines organic sonorities with a strong emphasis on live instrumentation, while also being designed specifically for the stage. Its third single, Quitter la ville, a collaboration with Ariane Moffatt, spent 23 weeks on the Francophone Top 100, reaching No. 6. Released on July 31, 2025, the single Je ne sais quoi reveals a darker and more introspective side of Miro. Inspired by artists such as Stromae, Yamê, and Mac Miller, the track—entirely written, produced, and recorded independently by Miro—explores inner turmoil and the search for meaning. In 2026, Miro enters a new chapter with xx, his fourth album, entirely self-produce