Théa  

On March 5, 2026, Théa performs at SEW Morlaix in Morlaix. A songwriter, composer and producer born in 2001 in the Paris region, she has forged a sound that blends emo-core, pop-punk and hyperpop—designed to turn fractures into bursts of energy. Trained from a very young age on drums and later in digital music production, she first released covers and demos online before making her mark through politically engaged gigs and Montreuil’s alternative scenes.

Her work lays bare anger, fragility and queer assertion, with visceral lyrics about mental health, unstable relationships and power dynamics. After Memento in 2023, a debut album that established the foundations, Théa followed with the EP Paname Œstros Poubelle and singles like Écho, PTSMR and Cavale! Cavale!, which refine an abrasive hyperpop aesthetic fused with taut, nervy guitars.

On stage she champions a direct, unfiltered performance, having passed through the iNOUïS program at the Printemps de Bourges, played packed Paris venues and made early stops abroad. At SEW Morlaix she brings this hybrid approach—where beats, muffled screams and melodies cling to the body as much as to the ear. It’s an unflinching dive into a pop that creaks and confesses, suspended between urgency and vulnerability.