Pomme, born Claire Pommet on August 7, 1996 in Caluire-et-Cuire (Rhône), is a French singer-songwriter and guitarist whose poetic folk-electronic universe has made her one of the most touching artists of her generation. Self-taught, she began posting her songs online before signing with a label.
Her EP Mimosa (2016) and first album À peu près (2017) revealed an artist of astonishing maturity, with lyrics about love, melancholy and identity of rare poetry. Les failles (2020) confirmed her role as the voice of a sensitive, engaged generation. Consolation (2023) has been hailed by critics as her most accomplished album.
An important figure for LGBTQ+ visibility in French music, Pomme addresses these themes with a delicacy and sincerity that have earned her an extremely loyal following.
Pomme has collaborated with Hoshi, Fishbach and Héloïse Letissier (Christine and the Queens). She shares with them a common vision of authentic French songwriting engaged with questions of identity and love. Her artistic discretion contrasts with the intensity of her stage presence.
Pomme performs regularly in French venues and at contemporary music festivals. Her shows at the Bataclan and the Zénith de Paris were hailed as highlights of the French music season. She is particularly appreciated for cultural events and galas that value poetry and artistic sensitivity.
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