Jeino, the artist behind “Demain n’existe pas,” offers a glimpse into his world through this original single. While Jeino isn’t his given name, it embodies who he is today. “Jei” for Jérémy, a music-loving thirty-something, and “No” from the name of his son, who completes him. Born from a blend of cultures, Jeino’s roots trace back to a winter morning in Toulouse, with a metropolitan father and a Réunionese mother. His upbringing on the sunny shores of La Réunion, surrounded by mountains and beaches, shaped his personality.
A shy soul at heart, Jeino picked up the guitar at sixteen as a means to connect with others. It was a revelation; he fell head over heels in love with music and singing. His musical influences span a wide range, from French artists like Francis Cabrel and Jacques Brel to Anglo-Saxon legends like Led Zeppelin and Neil Young. He also draws inspiration from Creole and African sounds that colored his childhood. Jeino’s penchant for lyricism shines through in his music. He crafts songs with meaningful messages, whether light-hearted or profound, romantic or melancholic. Writing is his passion, whether drawing from personal experiences or his vivid imagination. When not writing for himself, he lends his pen to artists across various styles.
For Jeino, writing, composing, and singing are acts of self-expression and enjoyment. He strives for authenticity, seeking to bridge his thoughts with his actions. Now, with a sense of maturity, he unveils his inner world and shares his passion with the world through “Demain n’existe pas.” This single not only showcases his musical talent but also offers listeners a glimpse into the depths of his soul.
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