Antoine Hénaut

Born on July 28, 1986 in Mons, Belgium, Antoine Hénaut is a singer-songwriter and guitarist. After 2 years under the name Sonotone, Antoine Hénaut resumed his own name in 2009. Noticed by Marc Pinilla of the group Suarez, he wrote several tracks on the album L'Indécideur, certified Disque d'or. This opened the doors to the 30 Février /Pias label, which produced Quelqu'un de bien in 2011, nominated for an Octaves de la musique award in the Album of the Year category. Rock, gritty humor and an often scathing, slightly offbeat view of the world helped the artist quickly make a name for herself on radio and on stage, where her high-flying performances leave no one indifferent. In 2016, the album Poupée Vaudou saw her signed to Le Label / Pias for distribution in France. The death of his father, "his first audience", destabilized him to the point where he thought of giving up music. But writing returned, and the more intimate album, Par Défaut, was released in 2020. This album was nominated in the "Chanson Française" category at the Octaves de la Musique awards in 2021.

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