Mama Earth is a French-born singer/songwriter whose songs reconnect hearts and souls to the rhythms of life and nature. Her journey with music started as a child as she used to sing the songs she wrote alongside her late father’s band.

From her youngest years, Mama felt a strong call toward ancestral music and the wisdom carried through ancient traditions. At the age of ten, while in the south of France, she encountered a band playing live and heard the haunting sound of a native flute. In that moment, something stirred inside her like a profound remembrance. This early experience awakened in her a yearning to weave ancient chants and mantras alongside her songs, to give them new life, and to enhance the frequency of singing with the ancestors.

Mama’s travels across continents became a rich tapestry of musical and spiritual exploration. While living in Australia, she drew inspiration from artists like Tash Sultana, Matt Corby, and Ziggy Alberts, whose music embodies peace, wonder and a deep connection to nature, resonating profoundly with her spirit.

Later she moved to the Netherlands, where she embarked on a profound inner journey. It was during this time that she truly uncovered the healing power of music. Influenced by artists like Nessi Gomes, Fia, and Alex Serra as well as her experiences at Kirtans and singing circles, she came to see music as her medicine.

In the summer of 2024, she crossed paths with American producer and sound visionary Tyler Hafer, in Ibiza. Together, they began collaborating to bring her songs to life, blending soulful soundscapes, healing frequencies, and the sounds of nature into her heartfelt lyrics.

Mama’s journey through spirituality and practices like yoga and meditation has deepened her intuition and ability to guide and uplift. Her music blends the spiritual depth of medicine songs, the storytelling of folk-indie and the pulsating energy of organic beats. For “those who are ready to listen,” Mama’s music is a doorway to healing, connection, and transformation. a reminder that everything we need to know can be found within ourselves and the world around us.