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Valentin Coupeau
Valentin Coupeau started writing songs around age 15 in Montmartre. He formed a band with Benjamin Néry and Jean-Baptiste Maunier in the late 1990s, and their...
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Valentin Coupeau started writing songs around age 15 in Montmartre. He formed a band with Benjamin Néry and Jean-Baptiste Maunier in the late 1990s, and their debut album 'Le Cœur des Choses' came out in 2001.
In 2003, the song 'Encore Un Verre' became popular in France. It's a ballad about lost love and nightlife that people connected with at the time.
After that, Coupeau kept making albums like 'L'Homme Noir' in 2006 and 'Les Nuits Etoilées' later on. He was influenced by French singers like Serge Gainsbourg and Jacques Brel.
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