Jehnny Beth

Jehnny Beth has established herself as one of the most striking voices on the contemporary alternative scene, first emerging as the frontwoman of Savages, a post‑punk band known for its stage intensity and razor‑sharp lyrics. She then embarked on an ambitious solo path, releasing in 2020 To Love Is to Live, a cinematic and visceral album that revealed a more personal songwriting voice, balancing intimate tension with orchestral swells. A multifaceted artist, she has pursued collaborations across contrasting worlds — from Gorillaz to Idles and Bobby Gillespie — while also maintaining an acting career with notable roles in Les olympiades and Anatomie d’une chute. On stage she has supported acts such as Idles, Depeche Mode and Queens of the Stone Age, expanding a career driven by performance and physical commitment. Back in the studio with long‑time collaborator Johnny Hostile, she shaped You Heartbreaker, You, a radical record defined by incandescent vocals, uncompromising production and instinctive writing. Drawing on a post‑punk heritage, electronic impulses and cathartic energy, Jehnny Beth continues a trajectory in which every project explores urgency, desire and freedom.