Patrick Eudeline is a French rock critic, musician, singer and writer.
The son of a painter-craftsman, Patrick Eudeline did part of his studies at Collège Stanislas.
Singer and guitarist of the group Asphalt Jungle, which was one of the first punk rock groups formed in France in 1977, he remains today a figure on the French rock scene. He is also the only survivor of the group (one member died of an overdose, another committed suicide and another disappeared). At the time, he also played in a few short formations such as Angel Face or Strike Up, before pursuing a solo career.
He now publishes novels, and was also, from 2002 to 2008, literary director of a collection at Éditions Scali. A figure of the Parisian dandyism, he became more and more interested in fashion and the history of aesthetics and wrote on this theme in the French female press. Today he works mainly in Rock & Folk.
He also held a few roles in cinema and theater.
