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With Fadiese, I produced “Sans toi”. A collaboration that came before the Australian adventure with Salama, and another personal favourite in my journey alongside other artists.

I mixed “Mama Difé”, an album by Mauritian singer Mélanie Pérès. A collaboration centred on her voice, her Creole songs and music that bridges generations, with women at its heart.

On “At Your Feet”, from Patrick Andy’s album “Mifalia”, I contributed arrangements and played piano and Rhodes. The track features Wyclef Jean on rap and Break Out The Crazy on vocals. I also brought my drummer Emmanuel Félicité into the project on drums. A collaboration that takes our music far beyond Réunion.

I recorded and mixed an album by Les Vwadhéva, and arranged one of its tracks. I also directed the music video for “Z’enfant la misère”, in which my son plays the lead role. A little family story behind the images! The song shown here is different from the one I arranged on the album.

Invited by Pierre Bertrand and Nicolas Folmer’s Paris Jazz Big Band, I wrote the lyrics for “Flanm La Brèz”, a track on the album “Source(s)”, on which I also sing. An encounter between Réunion Creole and the colours of a large jazz orchestra.

I produced “Farinn’ Maloya”, David Saman’s second album: an encounter with his voice, his songs and a maloya sound shaped by his Réunion identity.

I contributed arrangements to “Le joli séga”, the debut album by Manu Cadet, known on stage as Manu Kdé. A collaboration centred on his voice and Réunion séga.

I produced “Nénin”, Fabrice Legros’s first solo album. The record marks a chapter in our long musical connection, sharing Réunion roots and a taste for musical cross-fertilisation.

I composed a large part of “Pleines lunes”, Nicole Dambreville’s debut album, and arranged and produced the recording. Working in the service of her voice and songs, it was one of the early chapters in my arranging and recording production career.

I arranged “Panié si mon têt”, a song by Alain Péters sung by Leïla Négrau on Malavoi’s album “Marronnage”. This collaboration is among the early chapters of my journey as an arranger.