By France Music
Hyleen: A Rising Star in Music
Early Life and Breakthrough
Born in 1991, Hyleen is a talented singer-songwriter and guitarist from the French coast. She gained attention with her single “Looking At” from the 2017 album “B-SIDE,” released by the French label La Note Bleue Productions. The album features 13 tracks and is available in Japan through Sweet Soul Records. Hyleen collaborated with renowned musicians such as drummer Nicolas Viccaro, pianist Fred Dupont, and bassist Ben Asnar for this project.
Career Highlights
Significant Performances
In 2015, Hyleen participated in “Jam to the Wild,” a tribute to Nina Simone, and opened for acclaimed jazz and R&B singer José James at the renowned jazz club in Paris. She also performed alongside French pianist Michael Lecoq at the Yamaha NAMM convention in Los Angeles in 2017.
Collaborations
Despite her young age, Hyleen has consistently worked with great artists. Her 2014 album “U & I” featured English singer Omar, pianist Franck McComb, and drummers Chris Dave, known for his work with Adele, Erykah Badu, and Robert Glasper, and Markus Parker, a member of Maceo Parker’s band.
Recent Activities and Engagement
Hyleen continues to captivate audiences with her unique blend of soul, jazz, and R&B. She regularly updates her fans with new music, performances, and behind-the-scenes glimpses on her Facebook page, where she engages with a growing community of music enthusiasts.
Latest Release: “Till My Heart Says Stop”
Hyleen’s latest single and video, “Till My Heart Says Stop,” showcases her continued evolution as an artist. The song features her signature blend of soulful vocals and intricate guitar work, creating an emotionally resonant track that speaks to themes of perseverance and emotional resilience. The accompanying video enhances the song’s narrative, visually portraying the journey of following one’s heart despite challenges. This release highlights Hyleen’s ability to connect deeply with her audience, further solidifying her place in the contemporary music scene.
Alejo Guerrero