Jérôme developed his talent for music at a very young age, joining several choirs and winning multiple singing competitions. He studied jazz pop singing in school and started his professional career with the Quebec Issime Troup, followed by mega productions, such as Les Misérables and Elvis Story.

Finalist of The Voice’s first season in Quebec in 2013, Jerome then launched his first radio single “Comme on attendait le printemps”, followed by his first album in 2014 with the label Let Artists Be. In 2016, after two years of writing, Jerome released his second full length album, “Gagner sa place”. His third album, “Mon paradis”, took a different turn, venturing into funk and reggae tones that lead him to sketch sever al dance steps that became his scenic signature. Since then, he has collaborated with Realmind (Loud, Eli Rose), Corey LeRue (Mikolas Josef, Ria Mae) and Diane Cadieux (Marc Hervieux, Garou) for his songs “Te le dire” and “Keep Us Alive”.

Jerome has received many prizes and distinctions over the years, such as reaching first place on the BDS Awards and the top of the SoundScan sales charts. He also received two nominations and the ASIDQ Gala, such as “Pop album of the year” and “Revelation of the year”.

Après plus d’une décennie passée à essayer de s’intégrer et à suivre le chemin qu’on lui proposait, Jérôme a finalement décidé d’écouter son cœur et de suivre ses tripes. En chantant avec ses favoris Brett Young, Keith Urban et Zac Brown Band, il est tombé amoureux de la musique country et a trouvé qu’elle était le foyer parfait pour son ton et ses paroles personnelles. Aux côtés du producteur canadien Danick Dupelle, basé à Nashville, Jérôme se dévoile sous son nouveau nom: Jay Kutcher. Avec un premier ep de 6 chansons country attendu en 2023, il est prêt à partager à nouveau son cœur et sa musique dans sa sortie la plus authentique et la plus vraie à ce jour.