Her mother is a classically trained pianist and her father is a music lover and self-taught guitarist.

[2] Her first EP, "Geneviève Racette", was released in May 2014[3] and earned her a nomination for the Sirius XM Indies Awards (2015) "Francophone Artist of the Year (Emerging)".

[6] That same year, she was chosen from among 150 artists to participate in the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity's singer-songwriter residency, to work on her songs with some of Nashville's most renowned creators.

[9] In 2019, she returned to the Banff Center for Arts and Creativity to work on the pre-production of her album, "No Water, No Flowers".

Racette has expanded her performance territory from primarily Quebec venues to other Canadian provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Maritimes, headlining each tour.