Zaoui

Zaoui, also known as Raphaël Faget-Zaoui, goes solo and settles in at Le Tetris in Le Havre on November 20, 2026. Having come up through Thérapie Taxi, he delivers French pop conceived for the real: direct choruses, electro textures, and a speak‑sing vocal that lands true. On stage, he favors intimacy and intensity, with rock‑like energy and an observational sensibility that turns everyday habits into hummable stories.

The set draws from Pulsations (2023), with “Laisse aller ton corps” and “Stigmate,” and lines up his more recent tracks: “Toxic et Chic,” “Xanax mon amour,” “Love Noir.” Clear line: immediate melodies, direct lyrics, and a danceable tension. The songs shift effortlessly between club tempos and more intimate surges, in a format designed for both the venue and the radio.

After a first EP, Mauvais Démons, and collaborations that broadened his scope, Zaoui asserts a distinct identity: a nocturnal, feeling‑driven pop—direct yet sensitive. At Le Tetris, he brings this songwriting to the stage, in close contact with the audience, for a moment where people sing, move, and look at life up close.