René Le Feuvre

René Le Feuvre is an Australian model, musician, singer and songwriter based in Queensland. He was born on May 3, 1998 in Townsville, Australia. He first gained fame after performing on season seven of The Voice Australia, and released his debut EP, Watch Me Fall, in 2020. His influences include artists like Ben Howard, Ed Sheeran, and Justin Bieber. He pursued a career in Australian rules football before switching to a career in music. In 2021, he was nominated as Breakout Artist of the Year at the Gold Coast Music Awards. René’s roots on a mango farm in a small country town of 350 people might seem distant from the bustling world of entertainment, but this authenticity has been a driving force in his remarkable journey. Originally aiming for a football career on the Gold Coast, René discovered a passion for music that would redefine his path. A self-taught guitarist, René’s craft is hard to put a finger on genre wise yet fits cohesively within the pop/singer-songwriter realm - somewhere in between the “wild wild west” and LA aesthetic. From humble busking beginnings to a notable appearance on "The Voice AU" in 2018, René's musical impact has been undeniable, with over 2 million streams across platforms. René's songwriting talent has gained international recognition, with a notable top-three spot in Nashville's Rising Song competition and a top-20 nomination in the prestigious Vanda and Young International Songwriting Competition. Now poised to release his debut album, René is eagerly awaited on an East Coast tour later this year, ready to showcase his unique blend of folk, pop, and blues. This journey from the farm to the stage exemplifies not just determination and inspiration, but a deep authenticity that resonates within every note, leaving a lasting impression on all who listen. For more, see https://www.renelefeuvre.com/