He pursued a musical life while at Ensemble scolaire Notre-Dame "Les Oiseaux" (a French junior high school).

While studying at Notre-Dame "Les Oiseaux" in 1994, Poher met the brothers Fabien and Florian Dubois, and Nicolas Chassagne.

Benoît Poher was heavily involved with his bandmates in the HIV/AIDS campaign, forming Fight Aids, a French collective that released the charity song "L'Or de nos vies".

Artists taking part were: Anggun, Bénabar, Amel Bent, Patrick Bruel, Corneille, Emma Daumas, Jenifer, Kyo, Leslie, Emmanuel Moire, M. Pokora, Roch Voisine, Stéphanie de Monaco, Tété.

[2] The song released on 28 July 2006 received wide media coverage and reached number 5 in SNEP, the French singles chart.

Besides writing materials for Kyo and Empyr, Poher has written lyrics and composed songs for a number of well-known artists.

In 2005, he also composed the song "Ma religion" for famous French rock musician Johnny Hallyday.