Highly anticipated, "Sans Oublier", Lysandre’s first album, is a series of offerings to the key female characters in his life. Obsessed by the concept of memory, the singer-songwriter dedicates the majority of her songs to her sisters, whose memory has saved her nostalgic relationship with the world. Guided by Alexandre Martel in production and surrounded by musicians Étienne Dupré (Klô Pelgag, Duu) and Samuel Gougoux (Corridor, TDA), Lysandre brings together her classical musical background with popular codes by integrating several arrangements (Aaron Wolf) cello and trombone quartet, while exploring the sounds that piano, harpsichord, clavinet and theorbo have to offer. These multiple collaborations (Ouri, Blaise Émard) reiterate the strength of the community on Without forgetting where speaking out becomes an instrument. Sometimes accompanied by the voices of her friends N Nao, Lou-Adriane Cassidy and Ariane Roy, Lysandre skillfully illustrates the echo of the words of other women in her own.

Lysandre is a multiple and explosive artist. A piano virtuoso that she has always practiced, she goes through the most prestigious training courses to perfect her talents, notably at the Royal Academy of Music in London. She has also been immersed in current music for a long time, not only as a member of The Loodies, but also as an accompanist for several projects including the English group Girl Ray or more recently Klô Pelgag. In parallel with her musical career, she made her cinema debut in 2015 in the film La Passion d’Augustine by Léa Pool. She received various nominations and awards for this role including Best Supporting Actress at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Lysandre presents airy pop awash in walls of synthesizer sound and enveloping bass. His texts are true poems with rhythm and brilliantly arranged words, put forward by his warm voice which envelops and impresses with its breath. The guitars punctuate his soaring vocal melodies, providing strong melodic support to the front-end synthesizers. Her first EP Maison-Dieu released in September 2020 charmed several critics and industry peers to immediately position her as a future star of the emerging music scene.