Lenaïg

A year ago, Lenaïg was still teaching maths. Since then, she has left the classrooms for recording studios and concert venues. Following a first EP and a five-date sold-out tour, Lenaïg is unveiling Reine des drames, her debut album.

Thirteen tracks blending dark pop, pop rock and personal narratives, while more than twenty new dates have already been announced. "I feel like I'm in the right place, ever since I've been able to sing with people," Lenaïg confides.

With Reine des drames, everything she has built over the years finally seems to come together: the covers shared on social networks and, little by little, the writing of her own songs. Yet, nothing initially destined her to make music her profession.

She had chosen a different path: "I loved maths. " Very studious, she went through preparatory classes, continued up to a master's degree, and then became a teacher. For several years, she divided her time between the two.

When she was younger, her father, a percussion teacher, passed on to her this passion for creating. Within her family, Lenaïg would invent shows and developed a passion for video. " A few years later, Lenaïg started posting her karaoke videos, then guitar tracks.

She continued publishing her videos, with the goal of posting two covers a week. Short formats, including a guitar-vocal version of Du Ferme by La Fouine. The track quickly surpassed a million views on TikTok, and the rapper even commented on the video.

This success soon caught the attention of Brut de Pop, a Lyon-based label that offered to meet her. From there came Vas-y, aboie, released on streaming platforms, followed by Je ne pense qu'à ça. With this track, her universe became more defined between dark pop and pop rock.

For nearly a year, she built Éclair, her first EP (November 2025), on weekends and during school holidays.