Music has always been woven into the fabric of Géraldine’s life. From her early days discovering the piano to her teenage years crafting her first songs on GarageBand, her journey through the music world has been marked by a relentless pursuit of creativity and a knack for pushing boundaries, both as a dynamic frontwoman and a producer.

As the lead singer of Las Aves, Géraldine carved out a distinctive place in the music landscape. Las Aves became a force to be reckoned with, blending pop, rock, and electronic influences to create a sound that was both avant-garde and accessible. Their hit track "N.E.M." gained widespread acclaim, featuring prominently on the soundtrack of the cult TV show "D'argent et de sang," which brought their music to a global audience. The track alone has garnered over 8 million streams across various platforms and over 2 million views on YouTube, further cementing their impact in the indie music world.

Beyond her success with her band, Géraldine Baux has made a name for herself as a talented songwriter and producer, collaborating with a range of artists in the French indie music scene.

For this solo project, Geagea draws from the raw vulnerability of Beabadoobee, the sonic architecture of Grimes, and the grunge honesty of Garbage. She channels the unfiltered emotions of a generation that refuses to surrender to despair. Her sound weaves '90s nostalgia through meticulously layered production, creating anthems that feel both achingly familiar and urgently contemporary.

She elevates introspection to new depths, pulling us into her raw inner world— searching questions about mental health, anxiety, queerness, and our place on earth—sharing her dreams and torments with an honesty that cuts straight to the soul.

On stage—her most natural sanctuary—the singer-songwriter unleashes a cathartic storm of sound, where every electronic pulse is precision-placed against the grit of live guitars and the thunder of drums. Each performance becomes an emotional purge, a space where tears and movement collide in perfect, chaotic harmony.

Having opened for prestigious artists across Paris's most revered venues and commanded stages at festivals like Rock en Seine, Geagea transforms every show into a collective confession—raw, real, and impossibly moving. Her music is a testament to a generation that is emotional yet resilient—angry yet hopeful—proving that music can be both radical and accessible, deeply personal yet universally relatable.