Axelle Renoir (born Fabienne Meignen; 2 February 1969) is a French singer and composer from Brittany.
She then signed her first album with Warner in 1995, Magnum et matinées dansantes, which she composed all the music but wrote few of the lyrics.
That same year, she performed a duet on the radio with Nicola Sirkis's group Indochina, "Dieu est un fumeur de Havane" (a revival of Deneuve and Gainsbourg).
A tour was organized through France via Paris, and in 1996 she was nominated for Victoires de la Musique as Newcomer of the Year, but Stephend won the prize.
In 2000, she made an "electronic symphony" for the Spectacle de l'an 2000 à Nîmes, which was created by Enki Bilal and Stéphane Plassier, dedicated for the beginning of the year 2000.
On the album, she sings "Sous les shorts des garçons" with Alain Souchon in a new pop version, which was released as a single.