Juliette Armanet

Juliette Armanet is a French singer-songwriter born on March 4, 1984, in Lille, growing up immersed in music thanks to her father, composer Jean-Pierre Armanet. She became widely known to the French public in 2017 with her debut album Petite Amie, which went platinum and earned her the Victoires de la Musique award for Album Révélation (Breakthrough Album) in 2018.

Her sound blends 1980s-inflected synth-pop with the tradition of French chanson, marrying nostalgic, romantic melodies with lyrics that are by turns tender, ironic, and theatrical. Songs like «L'amour en solitaire», «À la Folie», and «Le dernier jour du Disco» showcase her knack for combining retro pop textures with emotionally direct storytelling, positioning her as a key figure in France's contemporary pop revival.

Armanet has continued to build on that foundation with subsequent releases and stage performances noted for their theatrical, glamorous presentation, while tracks such as «L'Indien», «Sous la pluie», «Alexandre», and «Sauver ma vie» have further expanded her catalog. She remains one of the most distinctive voices in French pop of her generation.