AtaraxiaHer name harks back to Greek mythology and goddesses, and it wouldn’t surprise us if this woman with an enchanting voice is closer to the gods than to humans. Olympe Chabert infuses art into every aspect of her life, especially in her music, where her voice transports us to higher and more beautiful realms. Allow yourself to be captivated by a siren who, I assure you, means no harm.
Immersed in art and music from a young age, Olympe Chabert is not just a singer. Her exploration of the fine arts knows no bounds. Cello, music theory, acting, music, theater, conservatory, musical theater, Cours Florent, lyric singing (yes, Olympe is even a soprano)—this magnificent siren is a jack-of-all-trades who will never cease to surprise you. Her passion for the arts led her to study at the Conservatoire du 9e in Paris and spend a season at Cours Florent, where she honed her skills in musical theater.
She began by covering songs from well-known French rappers like Ninho, Orelsan, and Lomepal, but her much more spectacular voice soon carried her into a whirlwind of original songs. Olympe quickly created her own universe and music, where she shares stories of her romantic and platonic relationships, her joys, and her sorrows. And what can we say? Her music is accessible, and you might just find yourself in her lyrics. But beware—the journey she offers may be breathtakingly beautiful, yet it may also make you feel your own pains and wounds, with a few tears possibly slipping out.
Since then, Olympe has released several singles and collaborations, each showcasing her eclectic style and thoughtful lyrics. Her music, both sensitive and rhythmic, reflects the experiences and challenges of her generation, addressing themes of love, resilience, and societal struggles. She embraces contradictions and refuses to censor herself, always staying true to her artistic vision.
With her stage presence, Olympe knows how to bring her audience to life, and you will never leave her concert crying (from sadness), as some of her songs will captivate you and make you dance until your feet ache.
Fascinated by Marilyn Monroe, Olympe Chabert might just become an icon not far removed from her idol.
Her talent is evident from miles away, and she was contacted on social media by Bigflo and Oli, the two Toulouse rapper brothers, who then signed her to their label “Bonne Étoile.”
Olympe Chabert’s songs, including her latest single “Bad Boy Malheureux,” are a captivating blend of detached poetry and raw emotion, infused with a unique mix of melancholy and rebel girl energy. Her lyrics often feel like intimate yet distant reflections, carrying a sense of longing and defiance that resonates deeply. The contrast between her haunting, poetic verses and the energetic beats creates an addictive atmosphere, giving listeners an instant boost and leaving them eager for more. Chabert’s ability to convey complex emotions through her music makes her a compelling and irresistible artist.
Originally from Clichy, she will perform at “La Maroquinerie” in Paris on December 17 as part of her tour for her album “Haut les Coeurs.” But that’s not all. With her concert on October 2 at “La Boule Noire” already sold out, she will also travel to Nantes, Toulouse, Rennes, Lyon, and Lille to share her extraordinary world with all of France. And for those who don’t want to wait, you can also find her in Toulouse at the Rose Festival at the end of August.
Olympe Chabert will leave a lasting impression on hearts and minds, and if you dare to listen to her, you’ll discover a world of sweetness, joy, and tears that will carry you to the depths of your thoughts.
Olympe Chabert’s upcoming concerts:
- August 31, 2024 – Rose Festival, Aussonne
- October 2, 2024 – La Boule Noire, Paris
- October 10, 2024 – Decadanse, Nantes
- October 25, 2024 – La Cabane, Toulouse
- December 12, 2024 – Peniche La Marquise, Lyon
- December 13, 2024 – La Bulle Café, Lille
- December 17, 2024 – La Maroquinerie, Paris
For more details, you can visit the full concert listing here.
