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Amidst the chaos of her teenage years, French artist Mango In Euphoria found comfort in the music of Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Madonna and Lana Del Rey. Further inspired by the rebellious spirit of rock icons such as The Runaways, Mango's musical journey began.
Mango In Euphoria was initially just another face in the crowd when she moved to live in a London hostel, never imagining her songwriting would one day be taken seriously. Yet, through her encounters with devilish individuals, life's darker elements and a profound sense of societal injustice, she found her voice.
Her performances channel a raw, honest rock ’n’ roll energy, blending disco beats and dream-pop nuances into a unique, ethereal punk atmosphere.
Her audiences have often likened her to a 'goth mermaid', drawn to the strange, magnetic and otherworldly quality of her presence.
Since spring 2026, after the release of singles 'CHAMPAGNE PROBLEMS' & 'ARM CANDY', Mango In Euphoria has performed her full-band shows with an all-female band, as having a stronger voice and creating a feminine energy were important to her and to her storytelling. In June 2026, she successfully completed a mini UK tour with the band, describing the shows as a revelation of how much she could evolve as an artist. She will also perform a show at Bush Hall in support of glam-rock princess Bobbie Dazzle on October 21st, which will prepare her for an even bigger show in January 2027 (TBA).
Mango’s vibrant energy and flamboyant stage presence led her to perform in the USA at Seattle’s renowned Freakout Festival (November 2024), a staple of the punk world, where she shared the bill with Lydia Lunch, The Black Lips, Daiistar, The Black Angels, and many other outstanding artists and musicians from around the world.
After two crowded nights, she returned to London for a headline show, where she had previously performed a successful set in August 2024 for the Sonic Summer Saucisson Fest, gathering rock and roll fans from across the UK.
In October 2024, she had the honor of being introduced on stage by Luke Spiller, frontman of The Struts, at the iconic Roundhouse in Camden. She was also chosen as the muse and art model for the band’s album Pretty Vicious.
Her experimental 2024 single 'Lovestruck' received a lot of love from fans and garnered coverage from Louder Than War and Lockmag, with listeners drawing comparisons to the likes of Tori Amos, Depeche Mode, and even Eartheater. She handcrafted her own costumes for the music video, which was directed by Camille Alexander.
In 2023, the blog Louder compared Mango to artists like Peaches, Lady Gaga, and Lana Del Rey. TheZineUK also compared Mango to a punk version of Lady Gaga, while John Robb noted her similarities to David Bowie. Her hugely popular first self-funded single, ‘Can’t Be Cured’, stands as a testament to that.
Additionally, Mango continues to marry her musical career with modeling assignments. Often referred to as 'the punk ballerina' and standing 5'9'', she is frequently booked for her iconic long legs and graceful figure sculpted by years of classical ballet and flamenco training which she perfected in France despite living in a chaotic household. Her striking presence led her to walk her first catwalk for Vin + Omi during London Fashion Week SS26. The press was stunned as she appeared completely nude on the runway, landing her a headline feature in the Daily Mail Showbiz alongside Prue Leith. She returned on the runway for Vin + Omi AW26 and SS27 collections.
Mango collaborated with L’Oréal for their Colour Trophy, and in 2026 continued to build her runway portfolio, walking at The Grand in Brighton before later appearing on the catwalk at London’s O2 Arena.
She pursues modelling alongside her music career, with shoots and collaborations showcased across her social media.
Mango is currently working on brand-new material independently (her first EP: LETHAL LUST) and planning more live dates in the UK and overseas for the upcoming years.
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