Clémentine March

**Clémentine March** is a **London-based French-British chanteuse and multi-instrumentalist** who blends classical training with experimental pop sensibilities. Born in France and musically trained in Brazil, March creates songs that cross language barriers, weaving together influences from jazz, folk, Brazilian music, 90s alt-rock, krautrock, and disco. She's built her reputation not only as a solo artist but also through collaborations as a bass player for Snapped Ankles and Rozi Plain, and by touring with Big Thief. Her work examines the mechanics of memory, personal instability, and human desire, operating at the intersection where harmonic richness collides with motorik drive.

March's discography includes her third album **Powder Keg**, released in January 2026 through PRAH Recordings, preceded by **Le Continent** and **Songs of Resilience**. **Powder Keg**, produced by Joe Futák, showcases her distinctive approach as both vocalist and arranger, featuring an ensemble of collaborators including Naima Bock, Katy J Pearson, Dana Gavanski, and Alabaster DePlume. Her naturalistic vocals and smart arrangements draw comparisons to artists like Stereolab, Astrud Gilberto, and Rita Lee, while her bilingual ease between French and English adds another layer of sophistication to her increasingly adventurous compositions.