Author, composer and performer, Loïc Emboulé is a Guadeloupean artist on the new Creole scene. Nephew of the famous singer
and musician Jean-Claude Emboulé, l'Africain des Antilles, first came to prominence in the world of traditional music with his two albums
albums (2010-2012).
From 2013, Loïc developed a new musical style that he named NiiuKa. This music enabled him to reveal himself to the general public in 2016 with the album "Gènese". The track "Nou Fiè" became a real hit, remaining No. 1 in the hits and radio charts in Guadeloupe for more than 16 weeks. His universe is
Zouk, Gwoka, urban and Caribbean music. His sound reflects modern African music, with a subtle blend of modern Creole and traditional sounds. In 2018, he will be supporting the legendary group AKYO at the Palais des Sports in Paris.
of Gosier.
In 2019 Loïc is back with a brand new zouk track with a Caribbean flavour. A collaboration with artists T-Shaa and Staniski. "Mélanjé" is a real radio hit.
In 2020 he will release his 4th opus: "Dyalòg". An album based on the spirit of sharing with a number of major artists from the Caribbean and international scene: Jocelyne Béroard
(Kassav), Tanya St val, Dominik coco, Misié sadik, Jean Marc ferdinand...
In 2022 with the title Jan ou yé, Loïc made a dazzling start on radio and television stations across the seas, thanks in particular to the quality of his music.
the song, the video and the collaboration with Miss Avesne Désirée.
Press & Media
(FRANCE ANTILLES )with Loïc Emboulé's NiiuKa, an Afro-Caribbean musical style in which the ka plays a major role. This top-class performance was followed by ...
(GUADELOUPE MA 1ERE) There's no stopping young Loïc Emboulé's musical exploration.... It's the same drum that's been pounding in his veins since his earliest childhood. A starting point and an evolution that is free...
( L'OR DES ILES)Loïc Emboulé is a native of Guadeloupe. (...)His name is associated with traditional Gwo-Ka music and also with an alternative music that mixes Gwo-Ka and its derived rhythms (zouk and Creole ballads) with new Caribbean sounds (ka-koustik).
(LE MAG)On the front page of Le Mag, Loïc EMBOULÉ (Loic Emboulé & NiiuKa), rhythmic explorer and sound herald, talks to us about his mixed music, associated with Gwo Ka.
