Noé Preszow

The Belgian singer/songwriter Noé Preszow was born in Brussels on September 13, 1994. A child prodigy, he began playing the violin at three years old, then took up the guitar as a Bob Dylan-obsessed teenager. He also started writing his own songs, taking equal inspiration from French chanson and Anglo-Saxon traditions. After tracking hundreds of homemade demos using a cassette recorder and a makeshift bedroom studio, Noé Preszow signed with the prestigious French label Tôt Ou Tard in 2019 and began touring with Vincent Delerm, one of the label's most popular acts. He released his debut single, "À nous," the following year. A radio hit in both France and Belgium, "À nous" was followed by the Ça Ne Saurait Tarder EP in September 2020. Noé Preszow's full-length debut album, À Nous, was released in 2021, featuring the titular song as well as Ça Ne Saurait Tarder's lead single, "Que tout s'danse." That same year, the songwriter was nominated for "Male Revelation of the Year" at the Victoires de la Musique, ultimately losing the award to rapper Hervé.

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