Some say his voice thrills the crowds, and compas fans call him the most "Haitian of Martinican singers". In 1985 he joined a group called "Foss Not'" with Gilles and Janik VOYER, Chyco SYMEON, Maud MASS, Marc SERALINE and Pipo GERTRUDE. Trained as a drummer, he became interested in music at an early age.
THE BEGINNING Originally from Guadeloupe, NJIE began her singing career in various orchestras and piano bars, performing French and international pop standards as well as the Carribean repertoire. This live training has enabled her to build up a wealth of experience, which has led to a number of successful concerts.
Before embarking on her solo career, Joëlle Ursull was a member of the female trio Zouk Machine, founded by Guy Houllier and Yves Honoré. They called on Joëlle Ursull, who was a family friend. The group was a huge success as soon as their eponymous debut album was released, enabling the singers to perform on a number of international stages.
Born in 1972 and 1973 respectively in Guadeloupe, Fabian & Jerry CHARBONNIER are originally from the island of Saint-Martin. That's why, despite growing up in Guadeloupe, they were immersed in a multicultural melting pot from an early age. Born into a family of musicians, from an early age they were brought up on the sounds of the Platters, Elvis Presley, Stevie
Born to a Guadeloupean mother and a musician father of Cameroonian origin, Ronny has always been surrounded by music. At a very young age he followed the AKIYO group and was introduced to GWOKA and MAS SENJAN. With his friend KRICHNOUN, they started hosting parties, and it was during this period that he began to play with the group.
Classified as a multi-influenced singer, Jacques D'Arbaud has had an exceptional career. Through his participation in the group Malanga in Guadeloupe, his training at the Alfred Cortot music school in Paris, his meeting with Charly Chovino with whom he created the group "Y'fix", Jacques was spotted by the
Victor is undoubtedly one of the key artists on the authentic Zouk scene. With his many years of experience, countless collaborations and a multitude of cult Zouk songs, notably with his long-time partner Fredéric Caracas, Victor Delver is a sure bet in the history of West Indian music. A live artist first and foremost,
Dj Fano has been rocking dancefloors for the past 25 years, drawing on the diverse influences he has acquired on his travels (from Paris, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Saint-Marteen to New York). He arrived in Paris in October 1999 to study in the audiovisual field (he has a BTS in audiovisual production management and a degree in cinema).
Rachelle Allison is a Guadeloupean artist from Basse-Terre. Passionate about music and singing from an early age, her musical influences are diverse: Rap, Trap, Salsa, Kompa and Gwoka. After spending a few years studying in France, Rachelle returned to Guadeloupe to pursue her passion, and now she's back in the spotlight.
