Justine Grivegnée

About

Justine Grivegnée, the Belgian-born singer-songwriter, is a sonic alchemist blending ethereal pop, introspective folk, and avant-garde electronica into a soundscape that feels both intimate and otherworldly. With a voice that oscillates between haunting vulnerability and raw power, Grivegnée crafts songs that are as much about emotional excavation as they are about melody. Her music draws from a rich tapestry of influences, from the poetic minimalism of Björk to the lush arrangements of Kate Bush, creating a sound that is distinctly her own. Grivegnée’s career began in the underground music scene of Brussels, where her early EPs garnered a cult following for their lyrical depth and experimental production. Her breakthrough came with the release of her debut album, *"Gingembre"*, a critically acclaimed project that explored themes of identity, love, and self-discovery. The album’s lead single, "Spice," became a sleeper hit, earning her a spot on international playlists and solidifying her reputation as a rising star. Beyond her music, Grivegnée is celebrated for her bold artistic identity, often incorporating visual art and performance into her work. Her collaborations with avant-garde filmmakers and fashion designers have further cemented her status as a multidisciplinary artist. Currently, she is working on her sophomore album, teasing fans with cryptic social media posts and snippets of new material that promise to push her sound even further into uncharted territory.