Hoshi

About

Hoshi, born Mathieu Housseau, is a French singer-songwriter whose music defies easy categorization, blending introspective lyricism with ethereal soundscapes. Emerging from the vibrant Parisian indie scene, Hoshi first gained attention with his 2017 debut single *"Ta Marinière"*, a poignant anthem that resonated deeply with a generation grappling with identity and self-expression. Drawing from influences like Damien Rice and Jeff Buckley, his sound is a delicate balance of raw emotion and polished production, often anchored by his haunting falsetto and evocative storytelling. Hoshi’s 2018 debut album *"Il suffit d’y croire"* marked a turning point, earning critical acclaim for its vulnerability and thematic depth. Tracks like *"Amour censure"* and *"Enfants du Désert"* showcased his ability to tackle societal issues while maintaining a deeply personal touch. Beyond his solo work, Hoshi has collaborated with artists like Vianney and Clara Luciani, further cementing his reputation as a versatile and empathetic voice in French music. In recent years, Hoshi has continued to evolve, experimenting with electronic elements and broader sonic textures. His live performances, known for their intimacy and raw energy, have solidified his connection with fans. As he explores new creative horizons, Hoshi remains a beacon of authenticity, proving that music can be both a mirror and a window into the human experience.