An underground french pop artist.
French singer-songwriter from Cannes, EAUPALE moved to London in 2018, where she spent six years working with musicians from a wide range of horizons. At the crossroads of indie pop, folk and electronic music, she draws inspiration from artists such as MARO, Lizzy McAlpine and Maggie Rogers. Her music is a reflection of authenticity, exploring the journey of embracing one's true self and fearlessly expressing vulnerability and truth. Her philosophy strongly resonates with the idea of reconnecting with nature and finding balance between body and mind. She has performed at renowned London venues such as The Shoreditch Treehouse, Laylow and The Notting Hill Arts Club, where she opened for the rising French band Saults, as well as Cancan Pigalle and La Mazane in Paris. After years crafting her songs at That Sound Studio in London, home to artists like Olivia Dean, Laura Roy and Victor Ray, she now creates mainly at Studio Gouverneur in Paris. Her latest single 'Light It Up', released on September 3rd 2026, captures that moment when the chase finally slows down, and the only way forward is to go home, look back at how far you've come, and find the light for what's next.
EAUPALE plays an intimate blend of indie pop, folk, and electronic music, drawing inspiration from artists like MARO and Maggie Rogers.
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EAUPALE is a French singer-songwriter originally from Cannes who splits her time between London and Paris.