Cléa Vincent

For the past fifteen years, Cléa Vincent has been gracing the stage with her childlike enthusiasm and passion for pop music in all its forms, from her early days performing in Parisian bars to last year's Bataclan headliner show. Today, her name is inseparable from
the most exciting developments in the contemporary French independent music scene. From the outset, she has shown a knack for composing candid, sun-drenched songs that not only invite introspection but also create space for dialogue. She is a nonstop collaborator, driven by the desire to share and transcend genres, teaming up with artists such as Kim Giani, Jeanne Balibar, Alison Wheeler, Jacques, João Selva, Les Clopes, and others. Citing 80s French pop music as a key influence, Clea remains nevertheless fully anchored in the present. She travels extensively; it was during her South American tours that she found inspiration for her Tropi-Cléa EPs, which feature a blend of bossa nova, samba, and her singular pop aesthetic. After three albums (the last being Advitam Æternamour), Cléa Vincent shares Speakeasy, an intimate piano record that reflects her artistic freedom and the beginning of a new chapter in her career.