Maëlle

Maëlle came to the attention of the wider public at just 17, becoming the youngest winner of The Voice. A meteoric rise that thrust her into the spotlight, but which also pushed her to grow up faster than expected, leaving behind a part of her carefree youth. Today, the artist returns with fresh energy, freer and more assured.

With "Lili", she opens an intimate dialogue with the girl she once was, that curious and luminous little girl, not out of nostalgia, but to find herself again and rebuild. The track marks a turning point: a more organic, rawer pop, where emotion blends with subtle and daring sonorities.

Following on, "Tic tac" reveals another side of Maëlle. More sensual and more direct, she explores the intensity of desire and the game of attraction, carried by a voice that is as bewitching as ever. Between pop elegance and R&B influences, she asserts a rich, modern and deeply sincere artistic world.

On stage, Maëlle does not merely sing: she tells a story, she vibrates, she carries the audience along. Between admitted fragility and controlled power, she offers an intimate and magnetic experience. A suspended moment in which every song becomes an emotion to share.