Nicolas Rogès, Music Journalist | Soundiiz Blog

Nicolas Rogès

Born in 1991, Nicolas Rogès is an author, screenwriter, and journalist. Since 2008, he has worked for various magazines and websites, including Libération, Views, or Red Bull. He also writes artist biographies for various record labels and scripts for documentaries (ARTE,...) intended for media outlets and YouTubers. He is a regular contributor to radio programs (France Inter, France Culture, Mouv'...) and podcasts. He has published four books about music, and a novel. His work has received funding from the National Book Centre (CNL), and in 2021, he was nominated at the Reeperbahn Festival in the "Best Music Journalism" category.

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