Tim Dup is a French singer-songwriter whose melodic sense and keen lyricism have positioned him as a rising star on the Francophone music scene. Born Timothée Duperray in Rambouillet on July 25, 1996, he began his musical journey by teaching himself piano and composing his first songs in his teenage years. With influences that range from chanson française to contemporary pop, his music often reflects on personal experiences, societal observations, and a deep, emotive introspection.

Dup's artistry combines nuanced poetry with an ability to capture the essence of the youth's zeitgeist, carrying listeners through a spectrum of emotions. His discography includes thoughtfully crafted pieces like "Les immortelles," where he intertwines storytelling with a sense of place, and "Les larmes du monde," which showcases his sensitivity to the collective human experience. Tracks like "Amor" and "Mélancolie heureuse - Nouvelle impression" reflect his versatility, ranging from evocative ballads to more upbeat, melodic tunes. His contribution to the film "Le Chêne" with "Et tu restes" exemplifies his skill at crafting cinematic soundscapes. As Dup continues to release new music, his body of work is not only growing in size but also in critical acclaim, solidifying his place as an important voice in modern French music.

Genres

French Indie Pop

French Pop

Nouvelle Chanson Francaise

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Latest Release

Les immortelles - Un lieu, une chanson

Tim Dup

Album - 13 Tracks - Released June 26, 2023