Margaux Simone is a French pop singer-songwriter from Martigues.

In January 2018, she released an EP “Platinum” with electronic and glamorous tones which devoted a promising place in the French musical landscape. She captivates us with her hushed voice and her sense of gimmick which raises her to the rank of female artists to follow very closely.

In 2019, she was noticed by the jury for the “Ricard Live Music Prize”, of which she will be a finalist of the season at the Café de la Danse. Since then, she has found her way back to the studio and is preparing a new EP for the fall of 2020. Always under the sign of modern pop but tinged with vintage that takes root in the heart of her native Riviera

It was at the begining of 2020 that Margaux composed an exclusive music for our shoes. She loves them, wears them easily and offered to make the music for our seasonal SS2020 video. A perfect match for a collection as light and clear as Margaux’s voice.

Emilie is a young French singer. She has just release her first album. Poetry of the words, rock n'roll attitude. Sensible and savage. 

Emilie Marsh, is fisrt sweetness in the voice mix with the energy of a GuitarHero. A song that run through your body as an electrical choc.

A rock Punk attitude to push the collection forward. Emilie Marsh and Myriam Moutoulatchimy, the MIMI MYMY project, especilly made a song for this rebel collection.

Thank you !

Photo by Gil Lesage

Gerald Kurdian, musician, performer and photographer, has studied visual arts at l’Ensapc before joinjing the contemporary dance company Ex.e.r.ce under the direction of Mathilde Monnier and Xavier Le Roy. Since then, he realsed an album – This is the hello monster!, Icosaèdre -, makes oblique concerts – Royal Gala (2005), 1999 (2009), 18 Chansons (2010), My first club- song ever (2011), The Magic of Spectacular Theater (2012), La Solidité des choses (2014), Les Îles Artificielles (2015), Hot Bodies – Stand up (2018) - research playfull synergies inbetween electronic music and performances with the obsession of a documentary vision. He does so during live performances (Crossing the Line – New York, Le Centquatre – Paris, Festival des Inaccoutumés – Paris, etc), contemporary art places (Centre Pompidou – Metz, Fondation Cartier, etc) or independants music spots (Musiques Volantes, 6par4, etc). 

In 2017, he started a trans-disciplinary research project arround sexual revolutions – HOT BODIES OF THE FUTURE! – and organise parties – A QUEER BALL FOR HOT BODIES OF THE FUTURE! – to honour all LGBTQIEA+ minorities as well as all the ones who support and love them. 

He currently works on his new album under the name of Tarek_x. Gerald accepted to photography the ME.LAND first collection over colorfull backgrounds and bring his own poetic and strange universe into ours.

Image Tarek_x

Designer, illustrator and colorist. Marie de Lignerolles has been trained at Olivier de Serres texil design school, and to Design at ENSCI in Paris. After her graduation, she was appointed by the creation studio of BHV & Galeries Lafayette to work on furnitures, tablewear and lamps. She then joined Hermes for the design of the special orders. In 2007 she decided to work as a freelancer and halp client such as Monoprix or Hermes, but also more confidential project such as ME.LAND, Atelier Sauvage or Atimon on their artwork creation. She also teaches colours to young designers. 

Marie made exclusive artworks for ME.LAND to express our values and put up together our seasonal look book. The color is our common bias.

Image by Pierre Bonnard

Jef Ouest gave us his music expertise to create a unique sound track SUPERSTAR to support ME.LAND. This soundtrack is  wrapping the images made by Chloé Robineau who have been filming Montmartre good boys with a rebel hart all day long.

His voice, his phrasing, his tunes make him recognisable immediately. Jef Ouest (ex La Casa) is a man of his era. His poetry goes directly into your hart without being spouted nor confused. After his first EP, released in 2017 and more than 40 concerts, Jef Ouest comes back with a new song «Populaire» produced by Camille Ballon and put into images by Choé Robineau. Double listening and double vision, this song with a catchy name is an artistic change.

Image by KFStudio157

Gooz dressed the images of Chloé Robineau for the Bright Fluo collection of ME.LAND. His piece called MIDNIGHT POURSUITE responds to the tone of the Spring Summer 2019 collection and transports us into his resolutely electro-pop, heady, powerful and organic universe.

As a good DIY sound alchemist, Gooz builds his own synthesizers. He kneads the raw material to extract the particular sounds that come to feed his compositions. Pieces full of poetry on which hang a voice, his. A voice with charming pop 80 deliciously obsolete, naive and yet realistic. It tells us about love with modesty and sensitivity. It cradles us and comforts us, then carries us towards a better world, from darkness to light ...

Image by Gooz

Gilles Crampes has participated on the first campaign shooting for ME.LAND. He really has taken the hit on the light, colors and body expressions to enhance our first collection. Gilles Crampes is a photographer specialised in in-depth sociological and ethnological reports. He has alternated international reporting, assignments and personal projects since 1994. His reports have been published in international press such as Newsweek, National Geographic France, Géo, The Independent, Le Monde, Grands Reportage etc. Following from his international reporting where he illustrated Paris on the most curious ways –a 7 year work dedicated to Pigalle, Paris seen from heights of historical buildings…-, Gilles Crampes is currently concentrating on the different peoples living in Paris who originally emigrated from all over the world. His purpose here is to illustrate the cultural richness that has ensued, but also to study the preservation of these exiled cultures in Paris focusing upon their secular, spiritual or religious aspects. This project is part of a personal work, with great series calling for reflection on the notion of travelling, that he has been developping for more than ten years. After Transient States –a series addressing consumerism in travels and images- Waterfront –paying homage to the first great maritime explorers and the local population encountered- Paris Célébrations is a series offering travel in reverse where peoples and cultures from all the continents inetwine in Paris, creating a World within a City. The project grew into a book published by Magellan & Company in November 2016.

Image by Bernard Lachaud