German-born French pop singer Victor Solf is best known for his participation in the group Her, before embarking on a solo career. Born in Düsseldorf on November 20, 1990, Victor Solf Coettebrune grew up in Rennes, where he studied at the conservatory and composed his first songs. His meeting with Simon Carpentier led to the formation in 2007 of the rock band The Popopopops, which produced the album Swell released in 2013. Two years later, the two musicians teamed up as a duo under the name Her, who in a pop and soul register met with success with their homonymous album released in 2018, following the death of their partner in August 2017. After a tour where he found himself alone performing Her's songs, Victor Solf resolved to embark on a solo career. In 2018, he collaborated with Russian producer Ivan Dorn on the track "Right Wrong", followed by an EP of eight remixed tracks. He continues on his own with the singles "Traffic Lights" and "Hero", before the 2021 release of the album Still. There's Hope. Victor Solf then collaborates with artists such as Limousine and Barbara Pravi, before working on his second album Tout Peut Durer (2025). Unlike the previous album, this one is entirely sung in French.
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