L'ete C'est L'ete / Quatre-vingt-quinze Pour Cent

Released in 1979 on the Kébec-Disc label, this 45 rpm single features Dorothee Berryman during a period when she was firmly establishing herself as a versatile performer in Quebec's cultural landscape. The record highlights the Francophone pop sensibilities of the era, showcasing the theatrical flair and vocal performance style that Berryman would later become renowned for across stage and screen.

The composition reflects the creative climate of late 1970s Montreal, where local labels like Kébec-Disc were instrumental in producing independent pop and chanson records. The tracks, including the lighthearted title track 'L'ete C'est L'ete', capture a specific snapshot of Berryman's musical career before her long-standing work in television and film comedy became the primary focus of her public identity.