Inspired from a young age by the live documentary "Stop Making Sense" by the Talking Heads, Billie discovered a passion for singing and performing. Raised on a mix of French chanson and English post-punk, music quickly became a common thread in her life.
Driven by the search for her own artistic identity, Billie moved to London for a decisive year that would mark a turning point in her life. Within the cozy walls of cafes, she wrote her first songs and spent her evenings at concerts in the vibrant basements of the Moth Club or the Shacklewell Arms. It was there, in the effervescence of the English capital, that she began to shape the contours of her musical project with Zacharie Berdugo (also known as DJ Ayrakaz), with whom she would develop an organic sound and arrangements between shoegaze and dreampop.
