Hervé (singer)


Hervé Le Sourd, known as Hervé, is a French singer-songwriter, musician, and producer.
He is self-taught and draws inspiration from various musical styles: britpop, jungle, drum and bass. His debut album Hyper, released in 2020, won the award at the Victoires de la Musique in 2021.
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Biography

Youth

Hervé was born in February 1991 in Saint-Cyr-l'École. He was raised by his single mother in Fontenay-le-Fleury. He first dreamed of becoming a professional footballer.
He grew up listening to the songs of Alain Bashung, Jacques Higelin, and the group Daft Punk.

Career

2015–2018: Beginnings in the group Postaal

In 2015, Hervé began his career in the Franco-British duo Postaal with Englishman Dennis Brown.
Their debut single, Freedom, helped the duo gain attention.
Their first album was released in 2018, and Hervé toured with Eddy de Pretto for the opening acts of his tour to launch his solo career. That same year, in collaboration with Yodelice, he co-wrote three tracks for the posthumous album by Johnny Hallyday.

2019–2021: Solo career and debut album ''Hyper''

In May 2019, he released his first EP, Mélancolie F.C.
In June 2020, his first solo album Hyper was released. The album is described by Télérama as "a powerful generational uppercut."
In February 2021, he won the Male Revelation award at the Victoires de la Musique.

Since 2022

In 2022, his six-month Hyper Tour was nominated for the Victoires de la Musique.
In 2023, Hervé announced the release of his second album Intérieur vie, which coincides with the birth of his first child.
In 2024, Hervé released his third album, Adrénaline. Due to a manufacturing error, the album contained music from the artist Luis Fonsi instead of his own.

Participation

Since 2019, he has been the patron of the association Les éveillés in support of exiles. Since November 2023, he has been the patron of the, benefiting the orphans of French firefighters.

Discography

Studio albums

Upon its release, this last album was mistakenly pressed with reggaeton tracks by Luis Fonsi.

Singles