SFSF stands for Songs For Soul Factory, a pseudonym chosen by Christelle Traoré as obvious for this indie pop artist who wanted above all to be a ghost songwriter and "manufacture" songs that stir your feet, your heart or your soul.

Parisian girl living in Berlin for almost 15 years, she writes and sings mainly in English but also in French and adds a touch of German.

SFSF began in music as vinyl collector with her partner and owner of the KOW gallery in Berlin, for which she wrote analyzes and reviews of contemporary and sometimes musical works of art.

She is a song maker who decided to perform her creations while waiting to make a name for herself, which is why her vocals are never worked on, which deliberately contrasts in the era of autotune.

​

Her first single "Personal Trainer" sounds like a physical and melodic workout to take her first step as a singer-songwriter.