Stéphanie Blanchoud

Stéphanie Blanchoud is a Belgian singer-songwriter and actress whose raw, emotionally charged music blends indie pop, chanson, and poetic storytelling. Born in Namur, she’s known for her multilingual lyricism (switching effortlessly between French, English, and Italian) and a voice that oscillates between fragile vulnerability and fierce intensity. Her work often flirts with cinematic textures, as seen in recent releases like *Le passé*, a haunting track created for Ursula Meier’s film *La Ligne*, and the dreamy, introspective *Ritournelle*. Blanchoud’s artistry extends beyond music—she’s also active in theater and film—but her albums, including *Les grandes lignes* (2017) and *Comme on a dit* (2020), remain deeply personal diaries set to melody. Tracks like *Deux mille vingt* and *Rendez-vous* showcase her knack for wrapping existential musings in warm, minimalist arrangements that feel like late-night conversations with a close friend.

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