Artist
Ben l'Oncle Soul
Ben l'Oncle Soul is a soul artist from Tours formed in 2004. 33 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Soul · Tours · Best soul albums
- 33
- Releases
- 2009–2025
- Active years
- 2004
- Formed
Artist
Ben l'Oncle Soul is a soul artist from Tours formed in 2004. 33 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Soul · Tours · Best soul albums
Most popular
À coup de rêves
2013
Soul Wash
EP · 2009
I GØT HOME
Single · 2025
IM GØØD
Single · 2025
Hold On
Single · 2025
Joueurs de Blues
Single · 2024
Black or White
Single · 2024
DØN'T WANNA FALL
Single · 2024
One More Chance
Single · 2024
Trash
Single · 2023
A Rose...
Single · 2023
Levitate (Live au Trianon - Paris)
Single · 2023
Levitate
Single · 2022
Stay
Single · 2022
Sky Has Open Doors
Single · 2022
River
Single · 2022
Imagine
Single · 2022
I wanna know
Single · 2019
Next To You
Single · 2019
Next To You (Acoustic version)
Single · 2019
I Don't Wanna Go (Acoustic Version)
Single · 2019
I Don't Wanna Go
Single · 2019
Ben.
EP · 2019
Strangers In The Night
Single · 2017
Hallelujah !!! (J'Ai Tant Besoin De Toi)
Single · 2013
Releases by other artists featuring Ben l'Oncle Soul.
Ben l'Oncle Soul (born Benjamin Duterde, in 1984) is a French soul singer and songwriter. After graduating in 2004, he started singing in a gospel group called Fitiavana. He often wears a bow tie like Uncle Ben from Uncle Ben's Rice. His friends called him l'Oncle Ben, but he decided to change it in 2009, shortly before the release of his first maxi single, Soul Wash, to avoid copyright problems. His eponymous debut album was released by Motown Records in 2010. On 25 June 2011 Ben L'Oncle Soul opened the 32nd edition of the Montreal Jazz Festival in a major free concert for more than 10,000 people at the Scène TD de la place des Festivals in the heart of Montreal. The concert was his third appearance in Montreal having performed at the 2010 FrancoFolies and at the 2011 Montréal High Lights Festival. He performed at North Sea Jazz Festival on 9 July 2011, and appeared on Later... with Jools Holland on BBC 2 on 21 October 2011. As part of the London Jazz Festival, he played at The Queen Elizabeth Hall in the Southbank Centre, London, on 12 November 2011.
