Renaud Hantson

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Renaud Hantson (29 March 1963) is a French singer, musician, drummer, actor and writer.^[1] Besides his solo career, he has been part of hard rock and rock bands like Satan Jokers and Furious Zoo.

He has also taken part in various rock operas by Michel Berger and Luc Plamondon.

• 1988: Starmania - role of Ziggy (on stage and on Starmania album / role of Johnny Rockfort (only on stage))
• 1990: La Légende de Jimmy two roles, as James Dean and a teenager
• 1993: Les Enfoirés chantent Starmania - particularly in the song "Ziggy"
• 1999 to 2001: Notre Dame de Paris - Gringoire

• 1987: Ne plus dire qu'on est seul (Vogue)
• 1988: Briseur de cœurs (Vogue)
• 1990: Petit Homme (Vogue)
• 1992: A·M·O·U·R (Tréma)
• 1994: Des plaies et des bosses (Tréma)
• 1997: Seulement humain (Tréma)
• 2002: Renaud Hantson (Universal)
• 2008: Je couche avec moi (XIII Bis Records)
• 2009: Best of (XIII Bis Records)
• 2011: Opéra Rock (Rebel Music)(cover+remix)
• 2012: La Fissure du temps (Rebel Music)
• 2013: Tout recommencer (Rebel Music)

as part of Furious Zoo

• 1992: Furioso
• 2005: Furioso II
• 2006: Furioso III
• 2008: Furioso IV
• 2010: Furioso V: A.nal O.riented R.ock
• 2012: Wock n' Woll
• 2014: Back to Blues Rock

as part of Satan Jokers

• 1983: Les fils du metal
• 1984: Trop fou pour toi
• 1985: III
• 2006: Best of Live
• 2008: Hardcore Collectors
• 2009: SJ 2009
• 2009: Fetish X
• 2011: AddictionS
• 2013: Psychiatric
• 2014: sex opera

• 1987: "Y'a pas d'mystères"
• 1987: "Ne plus dire qu'on est seul"
• 1988: "Voyeur"
• 1988: "C'est du sirop"
• 1990: "Petit homme"
• 1990: "Tuer la guerre"
• 1992: "A·M·O·U·R"
• 1992: "Ça ne suffit pas toujours"
• 1992: "Il faut donner"
• 1994: "Apprendre à vivre sans toi"
• 1994: "Quatre saisons" (with France Gall)
• 1994: "Si tu te bas"
• 1997: "En partance"
• 1997: "Seulement humain"
• 1997: "Féminin singulier"
• 2002: "Je perds le sud"
• 2002: "Lise et Laure"
• 2008: "Le Feu aux yeux"
• 2008: "Écoute le silence"
• 2011: "Quand on arrive en ville"
• 2011: "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
• 2011: "Out Here on My Own"
• 2012: "Je t'aime ainsi"
• 2013: "Poudre aux yeux"
• 2013: "Un pas vers le ciel"

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