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Solal Roubine embodies a French indie pop as melancholy as it is comforting. As a singer-songwriter and performer, he has racked up nearly one million streams across platforms and has established himself over the years as a singular voice on the Parisian indie scene.
Born in Paris, Solal grew up between music and poetry, nurtured by the influence of a father who was a singer and conductor. His universe draws as much from American soul by the Jackson 5 and Otis Redding as from folk by Bob Dylan or the alternative sounds of contemporary RnB, from Steve Lacy to Jordan Ward. From this blend of influences emerges an intimate, sensitive and modern music.
Solal Roubine returns today with T'es triste??, a third EP combining indie pop, neo-soul and French chanson. Through raw and direct tracks, he tackles his traumas, nostalgia, love and doubt in autobiographical lyrics. With T'es triste ??, Solal delivers lucid and humane music that makes us feel a little less alone. On stage, his songs take on a new dimension, carried by a communicative energy in which Solal deploys a performance that is both touching and explosive.