Blasé

Blasé is a French-American singer, songwriter, producer, and composer whose work bridges pop songwriting, hip-hop culture, and experimental music production. Raised between France and the United States, he developed a hybrid musical language early on, first through saxophone at age nine, then guitar and computer production. He first gained international recognition as a co-founder of Haute, alongside Anna Majidson. Their COLORS performance of “Shut Me Down” became one of the platform’s most watched sessions, leading to touring across Europe, Asia, and the United States. Blasé has produced songs for major French artists such as Niro, Lala &ce, DJ Pone and Jwles. He has featured as singer and songwriter on Agoria’s hit “You’re Not Alone,” and remixed Metronomy. He has collaborated with artists across the U.S. and Canada, including Rowjay and several New York–based rappers. As a solo artist, Blasé released his debut EP Pourquoi Blasé? in 2023, followed in 2025 by his first full-length album BLABLABLA on Record Makers. Critically acclaimed, the album received airplay and was nominated for the Prix Joséphine, blending hip-hop, disco, and new wave into a bold, rhythm-driven pop vision. Blasé co-founded the creative production company Recreation, composes for film and theatre, collaborates with IRCAM on music-software research, and leads educational workshops. His work reflects a contemporary artistic practice rooted in collaboration and experimentation. BLABLABLABLA