Joan Lenine

Singer, songwriter, guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and performer whose kaleidoscopic imagination and genre-defying artistry have become the defining elements of her and unmistakable sonic signature. A self-made visionary.

She’s just twenty, and she does it all herself. She writes, composes, plays, arranges, lives. Joan Lenine doesn’t wait for anyone to tell her how music should sound; she makes it sound her way, note by note. Rock’n’Roll runs through her veins, but so does curiosity, and she’s always looking, always listening at the world, at people, at what makes sense and at what doesn’t.

Every performance is a little experiment, a little rebellion. She plays all the instruments, owns every one of them, she’s saying something, thinking out loud; giving the listener a place to listen and feel. Outside the music, she studies political sciences and international relations, so the songs carry more than melody: they carry ideas, observations, a streak of social conscience.

She’s young, but she’s deliberate. She’s playful, but she’s serious. She’s messy and precise in the same breath, and she’s already making music that feels like it’s coming from somewhere deeper than herself.

It all kicked off in 2024 with the single, Intersections & Heavy Hearts, a little two-song love story set somewhere between here and the stars.

By May 2025, she released her debut EP: The Stardust Soul, a glam-rock blast that gleamed loud enough to announce she’d arrived, loud and unapologetic.

Come Time Machine, August 2025, just two months later she turned a corner into indie rock with a new EP (that she recorded, mixed and mastered all by herself in a matter of hours, days and weeks), mixing social commentary and personal reflections like coded poetry only the intelligent could unpack.

Look Out! By November 2025, another EP lands, leaning into classic rock riffs and pure energy. A wink at what’s next?