Lynnette Belshaw

Lynnette Belshaw (born August 12, 2006) is a Canadian singer who won Torontokyo 2018 with the song "Lampe de poche", sung to the tune of "Irish Blue" by Takahiro (from EXILE). In February 2019, Belshaw released a new song, entitled "Si nous restons ensemble". Six months later, Belshaw placed third on the inaugural season of Rechercher une étoile Junior, a spin-off of Rechercher une étoile.

Biography
Lynnette was born on August 12, 2006 in Montreal. Her father is a fashion photographer for a women's magazine and her mother is a software publisher. Lynnette herself is the oldest of three siblings.

Breakthrough
In September 2014, Lynnette participated at a karaoke contest in a suburb of Montreal for which she sang "Who Said" by Hannah Montana. In the end, Lynnette won tickets to a Razo Janvier concert.

Torontokyo
In May 2018, Belshaw competed in the sixteenth edition of Torontokyo, a contest for which kids aged 8 to 15 sing a French version of a current J-pop hit. She sang "Lampe de poche", sung to the tune of "Irish Blue" by Takahiro Tasaki from EXILE, and won the competition thanks to a majority of public voting.

Rechercher une étoile Junior
In May 2019, Belshaw competed in the inaugural season of Rechercher une étoile Junior, a spin-off of Rechercher une étoile. Three months later, she reached the season finale and placed third. Here's all of Belshaw's performances from the inaugural season.

Voice
Belshaw is a mezzo-soprano. Her voice ranges from D3 to D6.