
Believe France has launched a new pop entity, ALL IN, designed to create “an unprecedented synergy” between four labels with “complementary aesthetics”: naïve, Animal63, All Night Long and Jo&Co.
Why it matters:
The initiative aims to build a shared framework and creative hub for the four labels, pooling expertise while preserving each label’s individual identity and independence.
ALL IN will serve as a “convergence point” for cross-functional expertise, particularly in digital marketing and promotion.
Artists will retain the closeness and agility of their individual labels while gaining access to a wider collective ecosystem offering opportunities for collaboration, visibility and career development.
The roster:
Artists currently associated with ALL IN include Hoshi, Linh, Max Baby, Thomas de Pourquery, arøne, TeddyBear, The Blaze, Urumi, Upsilone, Acid Arab, and Augis.
Leadership:
ALL IN is led by Henri Jamet, Managing Director of Believe France, and Sébastien Saussez, who will head the new entity.
Fabiola Hurel (naïve), Lola Capolunghi (All Night Long), Julie Ganter (Animal63), and Fanchon Josse (Jo&Co) will continue to lead the artistic vision and strategy of their respective labels.
What they said:
Sébastien Saussez: “ALL IN carries a strong collective ambition: to give labels and artists the resources to go further, and to grow their projects without sacrificing what makes them unique. ALL IN creates the conditions for circulation, resonance, and long-term development for artists and their labels. It is a way to fully embrace the vitality and diversity of the French scene, guiding it toward new horizons.”
👋 Disclosures & Transparency Block
This story was written with information from Believe France.
We covered it because it’s news of a new entity that seeks to build the future of the French pop ecosystem.












