One-Eared Boy

New singles 'The Bells' and 'Daddy Long Legs' out now

Born in Normandy—the new homeland of Pete Doherty—and having started his musical journey at age 11 by learning the drums, One-Eared Boy delivers elegant music, marked by both vintage and current influences that no one would describe as merely “high added value”: from Beck to Junior Kimbrough, including Willis Earl Beal. It is undoubtedly his charming rasp and his talent for writing hit tunes—whether in blues, English rock, or hip hop influences—that captivate.
“Music above all,” as the artist explains, gifted in creating melodies that captivate. He describes himself as “a hit lover!” Performing on stage as a trio (guitar, bass, and drums) and singing in the language reminiscent of Nick Cave, One Eared Boy has everything to make us lean in and closely follow his upcoming musical and touring endeavors.
In his musical universe, One-Eared Boy draws inspiration from his personal experiences and his readings, always driven by a pursuit of sincerity and artistic freedom. This raw honesty infuses a tangible strength into his songs, as evidenced by his new single “The Bells,” which heralds a promising EP filled with authentic emotions.
French rock is like English wine, but “The Times They Are A- Changin’” as Bob Dylan sang—a further influence on One Eared Boy.