H-Burns

H-Burns is the stage name of French singer-songwriter Renaud Brustis, a versatile artist blending indie rock, folk, and Americana with a nostalgic, cinematic flair. Emerging in the early 2010s, he’s crafted a signature sound that pairs raw, emotive storytelling with warm, vintage-inspired arrangements, earning comparisons to artists like Cass McCombs or Kurt Vile. His work often feels like a love letter to road trips and introspective nights, balancing gritty guitar tones with lyrics that linger on life’s quiet dramas. Over the years, he’s built a loyal following for albums like *Night Moves* and *The Great Depression*, which showcase his knack for moody, melody-driven narratives.

Lately, H-Burns has stayed prolific with releases like *Sunset Park* (and its extended version) and the dreamy *Afterglow*, tracks that lean into his trademark blend of dusky atmospheres and poetic reflection. Songs such as *Morning Flight* and *Tonight Will Be Fine* highlight his ability to soundtrack both restless energy and late-night contemplation, while *Burns on the Wire* and *Goodbye* reinforce his status as a master of bittersweet, rootsy craftsmanship. Whether collaborating with other artists or scoring films, Brustis keeps his sound intimate yet expansive—a dusty jukebox spinning stories for the eternally curious.