ILIONA

Hailing from Brussels, where she was born on July 7, 2000, Belgian singer-songwriter Iliona Roulin studied piano from a very early age and started writing her own songs as a teenager. After uploading some of her songs to her video streaming channel in 2016, she took her first steps as a producer collaborating with Ana Díaz on the singer’s 2019 single “Lost Friends.” Roulin made her official solo debut in 2020 with “J’ai du mal,” a melancholic, piano-driven tune that garnered comparisons to legendary chanteuses Barbara and Françoise Hardy. That same year, she dropped the trap-tinged single “Rattrape-moi” and delved deep into the French chanson genre for “Moins joli.” Third single“Reste,” also released in 2020, found her going in a more urban-oriented direction, making extensive use of wobbly basslines and autotune. After the release of the EP Tristesse in 2021 and a tour, new singles followed, including "Si tu m'aimes demain", taken from the following EP Tête Brûlée (2022). After his debut with Aristide Music, Iliona created his label Jevousamour, under which appeared "Le Lapin", "Stp" and "Lâche-moi la main", the first tracks from the album What If I Break Up with U? (2025).