Music came by chance in my life in the middle of a self-construction period. I had been writing a lot since I was a teenager (texts without musical structure) but I felt the need to tell stories. Music became a new way of doing so. This discovery came with a lot of curiosity and excitement that pushed me to dive into music deeper and deeper.

It really depends on the kind of music I am about to make. I want to convey images, sensations or emotions in each song yet some are made for dancing, others for crying or for calling up memories (trough melancholia for instance).

It is my mother tongue, so it is the one I feel the most comfortable with. It is also more hazardous as it is very intimate, but that also is what I look for when writing a song.

Ohhhh yes! Most of my lyrics are things I cannot say. It has always been like that though. As a child, I used to write notes to my parents for anything and everything: Asking if I could invite a friend to sleep over, for example haha. I’ve always been more comfortable writing things down. You can take the time to sit back and think about the best way to ask, admit or suggest things…

In my opinion, it’s a kind of language that’s not used often enough in France. I enjoyed exploring it on my debut album because it was something I only allowed myself to use in music. On my second album, I tried to explore new facets, and this also goes through actively acting my songs, especially in my music videos.

This is one of the reasons why I like to explore this universe, to stand against image censorship. It goes through expressing that there is no harm in showing beauty, body, sensuality or even sexuality.

Maybe my sensitivity, I easily cry haha. I am easily touched by happy or sad things, but this also makes my strength: I’m using it to write!

In its music video, Le Lac metaphorically represents the beginning and the end of a loop. When diving again into the same situation perfectly knowing that the outcome will always be the same. I got inspired by Apollinaire’s poem “Au lac de tes yeux” when writting this song,  this is a sublime poem.

I do not like to be pigeonholed because everything is always moving. We are always dealing with several states of mind, several desires. No one’s ever static and that’s the beauty of it. Even I would not know how to classify myself as an artist. Influences evolve and the outcome is never the same. It is nice to be able to do it while getting lost sometimes.

Sincère, complexe, assumé.  Sincere, complex, undertaken.
The album is surprising because I surprised myself with each song. I worked with a lot of talented people who helped me getting to the end of each idea. To me, it’s like a first album.
I really discovered myself, and it feels good.