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Her debut album ''[[Inoxydable]]'', produced by [[Fred St-Gelais]], was released on September 28, 2004. Over 120,000 albums were sold in Quebec (platinum certification) alone while the album was released in France in 2006.<ref name="Québec Info Musique - MARIE-MAI"/> Several singles climbed high in the Quebec charts, including the songs "Il faut que tu t'en ailles" and "Encore une Nuit", which reached the top of the [[Radio Énergie]] charts. In 2005, she won the prize for best Francophone music video at the MuchMusic Video Awards with "Il faut que tu t'en ailles". In support of her album, Marie-Mai played 87 shows and released a DVD of her concert, La Tournée Inoxydable.
===Dangereuse attraction (2007-2009)===
Her second album, ''Dangereuse attraction'', was released on August 28, 2007. In August 2008, Marie-Mai was awarded gold certification for selling over 50,000 copies of this album in Canada.<ref>{{cite web | first=Philippe | last=Renault | title=Le Conte de fées de Marie-Mai | work=Le Journal de Montréal | date= August 9, 2008 | url=http://www2.canoe.com/divertissement/musique/nouvelles/2008/08/08/6381176-jdm.html}}.</ref> The record was eventually certified platinum.
On June 24, 2009, Marie-Mai featured for the first time in the Quebec [[National Holiday (Quebec)|National Holiday]] celebrations in Montreal,<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.cyberpresse.ca/arts/theatre-humour-danse/200905/19/01-857839-eric-lapointe-ariane-moffatt-et-marie-mai-a-la-fete-nationale.php |title=Éric Lapointe, Ariane Moffatt et Marie-Mai à la Fête nationale |first=Alain |last=Martineau |date=May 19, 2009 |work=[[La Presse Canadienne]]}}</ref> simulcast on the Radio-Canada Television and radio. She performed her hits "Mentir" and "Emmène-moi", a cover of the song "Lady Marmalade", and an excerpt of the unofficial national anthem of Quebec, "[[Gens du pays]]" by [[Gilles Vigneault]].<ref>{{cite news | first=Philippe | last=Renaud | title=Un air de renouveau au parc Maisonneuve | work=La Presse Montréal | date=June 25, 2009 | issn=0317-9249 | url=http://www.cyberpresse.ca/arts/200906/25/01-878577-un-air-de-renouveau-au-parc-maisonneuve.php}}</ref>
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In late 2012, the second single "Jamais ailleurs" was released to Canadian radio stations, while a more acoustic version of the song "Je cours" was chosen as the first single to promote the yet-to-be-released album in France.
Marie-Mai begins 2013 by launching her fourth tour "Tournee Miroir" on January 18 in Granby, QC. The tour will see her perform in front of over 80,000 people across Quebec.
She performed "C.O.B.R.A".", "Jamais ailleurs" and "Heart Attack" during the Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa on July 1, 2013. On July 22, she featured in the benefit concert for the victims of [[Lac-Mégantic]] in Lavaltrie, along with 39 other artists''.''
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===M (2014-2015)===
In January 2014, Marie-Mai released "Jamais trop tard", a duet with [[Jonas Tomalty|Jonas]], as the first single of her 5th album. The song reached #1 in the radio charts. The recalls of her Bell Centre shows (May 2 and 3) were used to unveil three songs of M: "Conscience", "Tourner", and "À bout portant". On May 12, 2014, M was released with some fireworks around it: 3 new music videos were revealed in the same day: "Conscience", "Tourner", and "Indivisible". Within 2 months, the record received a gold certification for 40,000 copies sold. In July 2014, Marie-Mai's Miroir tour show at the Bell Centre premiered in Quebec cinemas. "Marie-Mai live au Centre Bell : Traverser le Miroir" attracted immediate interest from her fans and was featured in 50 theatres across Quebec. In November 2014, the DVD of the show was launched, and was certified triple platinum for 30,000 copies sold.<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://fr.canoe.ca/divertissement/musique/nouvelles/archives/2014/12/20141223-142442.html|title=DVD/Blu-ray triple platine pour Marie-Mai|last=Média|first=Québecor|access-date=October 11, 2016}}</ref>
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