We measured with a survey on a student sample the link between musical preferences and their political attitudes, which is a first time in a Québec context. We notice that the link between musical preferences and political attitudes is weak. Nevertheless, our results indicate that an appreciation for more political musical genres (rock, metal, hip-hop, folk) is associated with the evaluation of certain federal/provincial parties and with certain political attitudes (political interest, ideology and economic conservatism). The strength of this relationship is not affected by the musical involvement of the participants. We also observe that the nature of this relationship is similar in the United States and in Québec.