Blasé

Blasé is a French-American pop artist. Composer, arranger, producer, singer, lyricist, he started music at nine years old with the saxophone, before writing his first beats on GarageBand on his parents' computer. Since his childhood and teenage years in New York, he kept experimenting, mixing 70s rock, electronic music, disco and hip-hop to create a sound that would ultimately take him to Paris with his first band Haute (with Anna Majidson) and a first hit "Shut Me Down" whose Colors live session is to this day one of the most viewed on the platform. Building from this first success, Blasé tours abroad, produces and composes for others (DJ Pone, Agoria, Jwles, Lala &ce…) and fine-tune what will eventually become his signature sound.

In 2023, the UFO Blasé finally goes solo for the first time with his debut EP "Pourquoi Blasé?" ("Why Blasé?"), a unique blend of Chic, the Strokes and Manu Chao.

He released his debut album "BLABLABLA" in 2025. It stands as a personal manifesto, full of seemingly naive words and pop explorations: 15 original songs in search for the groove. With ears trained on US radio and charts, Blasé celebrates a generous vision of pop that encompasses old-school hip-hop, R&B, jazz, funk, disco, and new wave, navigating between different styles like American artists do. Some songs are in French while others are in English, featuring singer Anna Majidson, French sensation rapper Jwles, cult hip-hop artist Valee, and the late Californian disco figure Cola Boyy. On "BLABLABLA", we move from a studio haunted by Quincy Jones to a basement where The Cure's "Boys Don't Cry" is being rehearsed.