Ignatus
Ignatus, born Jérôme Rousseaux on January 18, 1960, in Paris, France, is a
French singer-songwriter and record producer. After studying classical piano and
jazz, he began his musical career in the late 1980s as vocalist and songwriter
for the pop duo Les Objets alongside Olivier Libaux. Following the duo's split,
he adopted the stage name Ignatus, inspired by John Kennedy Toole's novel A
Confederacy of Dunces, performing solo with guitar and keyboard sampler. In
1997, he self-produced his extended play Seul and founded the record label
Ignatub, releasing his debut studio album, L...
