Mathilde

The public first discovered Mathilde in 2015 on the show *The Voice*. There, she showcased her personal and daring vision through covers as diverse as those by Barbara, Charles Aznavour, and even Rihanna. Trained in classical and gospel singing, Mathilde draws on a wide range of influences—including Mylène Farmer, Lady Gaga, Muse, and Léo Ferré—which fuel her free-spirited, cross-generational songwriting. Her pop universe is both sensitive and socially engaged, taking a stand on issues such as violence against women and fatphobia. An unapologetic feminist, with a left-leaning heart and an eco-conscious soul, Mathilde follows in the footsteps of the great popular singers—those who capture the spirit of their era and leave a lasting legacy.