Michael Bucquet this is the story of a kid from Corrèze, stuck between rural boredom and oversized dreams. The eldest of four, raised by a strong, single mother, he found refuge in art at an early age. He grew up in survival mode — boredom as the backdrop, imagination as the escape route. A true 90s kid, raised on VHS tapes, behind-the-scenes footage, and iconic soundtracks, he fell in love with cinema before he even knew what a shot was. He acted, filmed, edited. The camera started as a toy, then became a weapon.

At 16, British rock hit him like a punch. That was the beginning of riffs, bands, and chaotic gigs. Quickly, music and visuals fused — he started composing with the frame in mind, performing like stepping into a role. Acting came naturally. For him, acting means living louder, truer. He dives in, explores, trains, creates. He wants to tell everything: the personal, the chaos, the anger, the dreams.

He worked as a radio host for five years until 2019, when he took part in The Voice — a turning point. Since then, he's been forging his own path, blending music, acting, fashion (Elite Paris), and storytelling.

Always in motion, he’s driven to break boundaries, blend disciplines, and build a world of his own — where every project is a scene, and every sound is a feeling to perform.