Hélène Piris

Hélène Piris is a vibrant and versatile artist known for her remarkable vocal agility and dynamic performances. Born in 1990 in Drôme provençale, she began her musical journey at a young age, writing music for short films and performing her own songs in various regional venues as early as 16 years old. She further developed her skills at the Conservatories of Lyon and Villeurbanne, blending multiple musical influences into her work. Piris has been recognized and supported by several artistic structures, which continue to back her career to this day.

Her music often features a mix of catchy, slightly spicy lyrics with a touch of finesse and poetry, showcased in recent releases such as "C'est moi ou il fait un peu chaud ?," "Non mais on va s'en sortir," "Collapso sa mère," "Michel à Pôle Emploi," and "Tour du monde." Her performances are explosive, often incorporating elements reminiscent of soul and rock, with influences from icons like Aretha Franklin and PJ Harvey. On stage, Piris pairs her powerful vocals with instruments like the cello, creating a unique blend that captivates audiences with its energy and lyrical depth.

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