Andéol

Who still believes in romantic comedies? Andéol, 25, has been chasing the soundtrack of romantic comedies since adolescence. He grows up feeding on the music he listens to with his friends, at his parents' house, or on the internet. A reflection of a generation tired of genres, his playlist brings Hamza together with Björk, Christophe with PinkPantheress. Like those he listens to, Andéol loves love songs that derail, those that say something about their authors and that tell their era.

Early 2025, he unveils his first EP, Plus de bisous sur la bouche. Like today’s pop, he borrows as much from French chanson as from electronic music. With autotuned romance, glued to the pavement of his city, the singer-songwriter explores idylls and broken hearts, the party and the comedown. In October 2025, he follows with a second EP, Caillou, which further affirms his artistic identity and his writing.

Very quickly, Andéol moves beyond the scope of the studio project. Carried by Spotify's Radar program and supported by Inrockuptibles, Libération or Nova, he sells out La Boule Noire in a few hours, then Le Point Éphémère, before selling out La Maroquinerie. On stage as on screen, he imposes a universe: with his close ones, he plays with formats, blurs the lines between vertical and horizontal, and seeks to re-enchant a concrete that they refuse to see as gray.

After two singles, On va voir la mer and Par cœur (feat. St Graal), Andéol opens a new chapter and prepares his first album. More direct and embodied, this project extends his quest: a sentimental and contemporary pop capable of coexisting with reality and fiction.