Compositions
Our sessions are recorded in the largest studios and with renowned professionals for a high-fidelity sound restitution. Each recording must find the right balance between the musicians' original artistic creation and the scientific protocol common to all our sessions.
To each his own
At the crossroads of cultural, ethnic and generational experiences, everyone reacts to a style of music, rhythm and sound with their own experience. In order to adapt to each person's aspirations, the SOUND CARE program is built on original musical creations, produced by talented artists.
Our main composers
Passionate about music, we have the concern to produce with musicians of great talent, often known by the public (Vin Gordon - legendary trombonist of Bob Marley, Ahmed Achour - conductor of the symphony orchestra of Tunis, etc.).
FIXI
Particularly known for his modern and creative accordion, he has played in many bands. Such as Java, mixing hip-hop, reggae, funk, afrobeat, rock and maloya music styles. He started his career playing with Sinclair, Tony Allen, and also with Winston McAnuff, Alexis HK, Lindigo and with -M-.
Vin Gordon
Aka Don Drummond Jr, is the most prolific Jamaican trombonist. A living legend, he is the composer of famous 'riddims' used by hundreds of artists around the world. After working with Bob Marley for 13 years, he has played and composed for the biggest band: Burning Spear, Aswad, Max Romeo, Culture, Justin Hinds.
Tony Allen
Drummer and musical director of Fela Anikulapo Kuti's Africa 70 from 1968 to 1979, Allen was one of the main co-founders of the Afrobeat genre. Fela once said that without Tony Allen, there would be no Afrobeat. He has also been described by Brian Eno as perhaps the greatest drummer of all time.
Kad Achouri
Kad has been writing his own songs since 1998 and released his first album in 2000. Kad quickly became known in London as a musician, but also as a composer and producer. His career took a leap forward in 2000 when he met Natacha Atlas who asked him to write three songs for her album. It is now produced by BMG Music Publishing.
Claude Mignon
Claude was born on April 6, 1959 in Lorient, France, and is the composer of the Celtic reference band Seven Reizh. In Jérôme Alberola's Anthology of Progressive Rock, this band is considered as one of the best of the genre. Attracted to film music at an early age, Mignon now also composes for renowned artists and shows.
Maxime Zecchini
Maxime was born in Paris in 1979. He entered the National Conservatory of Lyon in the class of Géry Moutier and Danièle Renault-Fasquelle, where he was awarded a special jury prize in 2001. Later, he attended the Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris for an improvement cycle with Professor Jean-François Heisser.
David Bismuth
David was voted by the magazine pianiste as one of the ten most promising young French pianists of his generation. He studied in the classes of such masters as Gyorgy Sebok, Menahem Pressler, Richard Goode and Lisa Leonskaja. In recent years he has worked with Maria Joao Pires, who subsequently invited him to perform with her at the Radio France Festival and the Menuhin Festival in Gstaad.
Ahmed Achour
Ahmed born February 6, 1945 in Hammam Lif (Tunisia), is a Tunisian composer and conductor. Since 1979, he directs the Symphony Orchestra of Tunisia and teaches at the Institute of Music of the University of Tunis. He received the National Music Prize in 2005, the medal of cultural merit and the cord of the Republic in 2008.
Marc Berthoumieux
Marc Berthoumieux, born in Haute-Savoie, France in 1960, was a precocious accordionist, playing in front of an audience at the age of 11. Soon after his arrival in Paris in 1991, he was performing with artists from all walks of life such as Claude Nougaro, Charles Aznavour, Patrick Bruel, Grand Corps Malade and many others. His recognized talents as a composer have led him to create music for films, shows, singers and, today, for Sound Care.
Prizes and awards
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Nominated at the Victoires de la Médecine in the 'Neurology' category
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SilverEco 2019 Finalist in the 'New Technologies' category
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Elected best application by the 'Magazine de la santé'' (France 5)
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Initiative to Care (I2C) Care Innovation Award