Jules Moreau, known by his stage name Le Flamme, is a 27-year-old French rapper based in Brooklyn, New York. Originally from the outskirts of Paris, Jules moved to the U.S. in his early twenties, chasing a dream that once felt too big for his modest beginnings. With a working-class background and a high school education, he forged his path through raw talent and relentless self-expression. Now in December 2025, Le Flamme has become a rising voice in the bilingual rap scene, known for blending smooth English verses with introspective French lyrics. Over the past year, his visibility has grown steadily. His breakout single "C’est La Vie" earned critical attention for its poetic storytelling and jazzy, minimalist production, resonating with audiences both in France and the U.S. He's performed in small venues across NYC, and recently returned to Paris for a sold-out underground show that marked an emotional homecoming. His style is reflective and melodic, often weaving in themes of solitude, cultural identity, and the quiet struggle behind ambition. Despite his growing success, Jules keeps a low profile. He rents a modest apartment in Brooklyn, far from the luxury often associated with the genre. His collaborators are close friends—fellow creatives like Lena “Frost” Dubois, his longtime producer, and Carlos Ramirez, a street artist who helps with visuals. Le Flamme’s music remains deeply personal, shaped by his outsider perspective and a constant dialogue between two worlds. He continues to work independently, valuing artistic control over mainstream pressure, and is currently working on his debut full-length album slated for mid-2026.