First: theater, the stage, words. Then the notes. And now Leonore Boulanger sings. She learned in the cafes-concerts, and then in concert halls in Paris...

She also recorded discs.

In early 2009 she released "Contretemps", a first opus that tells a lot about her influences, but with her second album "Les Pointes et les Détours" she is inventing herself. Her music settles spaces, weaves vocals surrounded by a roll of shadows, impressionist vocals and mechanical Afro-folk. This decorum follows the lead of words that always push forwards, like a prose without resolutions, a suspended floor... This equation is due to her lyrics and also to her intimate songwriter, the guitarist Jean-Daniel Botta, who plays with her on stage with the great pianist Alexandre Saada and drummer Laurent Series.

After many tours in Europe she is back on stage with a 4th album "Practice Chanter » (label 'Le Saule'). It's a four-handed album with Jean-Daniel Botta who was the main composer of the previous albums. Léonore bring languages into corkscrew-shaped dances.