Studio Gold Artists

Goum-Pak Family

Led by captain Sydney Haddad, Goum-Pak Family is a percussion band cruising toward East, Africa and Brazil. Goum-Pak folks shook famous parisian theatre Olympia and Versailles castle itself with disco drumming legend Cerrone. With their dancers, they raise the mood of private parties (in french)...

Maurice Sellem

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Musician for piano virtuoso Maurice El Medioni, then Samy El Magrebi, Lili Boniche, Line Monty, Blond-Blond, Sauveur Zekri and the great Reinette l'Oranaise, Maurice Sellem is the most gifted violonist of arabo-andalousian music in his generation. The LP Violonmagic is available both in street stores and our online store (in french, overseas customers please contact us first).

Samira

Born under the blue sky of Rabat (Morocco), Samira displayed an early taste for singing, such that her parents made her enter the traditional and andalousian music choir of Casablanca at age seven. In Paris, she had been adopted by the Eastern and Rai music scene. Sometimes lead, sometimes backing singer, she earned her veteran musician stripes working for uncoutable live events and recording sessions. Samira interprets the song Dorbia in the original movie soundtrack of Mariage Mixte from director Alexandre Arcady as member of the duet Reines de Saba.

The Chevatim

Children voices singing the Bible and carrying a universel message of tolerance and peace. Twelve children, like the twelve tribes of Israel, interpreting original compositions in Hebrew and in French, mixing harmoniously joy and nostalgia. Created in 1979, the Chevatim choir has recorded eight LPs and a DVD. The Chevatim's music is available both in street stores and our online store (in french, overseas customers please contact us first).

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Kathy Lorenz

Could she be the fabled Picardy's Rose ? Kathy Lorenz debuted in music by singing covers of Whitney Houston, Madonna et Céline Dion. Winner of the third Nuit des jeunes talents, she settles in Paris, firmly decide to follow her models' path into the music industry. She sings modern and dancing Pop songs embedded in thoughtful arrangements, while working on another, stylistically different project: she is the other voice of Reines de Saba.

Nicolas Laballery

Writer, composer and experienced singer, Nicolas Laballery is a surprisingly mature young man. Dressed up with acoustic guitar and piano, his melodies support intimate and delicate lyrics. His debut LP De belles ambitions is a proof of the contemporary French song vivacity.

Chyco Dru

Bass player in Toure Kunda then Kaoma (Remember Lambada?), Chyco Dru rode some of the greatest stages worldwide. World citizen and true Parisian child, Chyco was raised with Gospel, Spiritual and true Rythm 'n' Blues, the one from Otis Redding and James Wilson. He does not disdain English Pop and Rock, and confesses his favourite rythm is Salsa. Chyco's songs are his portrait: jolly and full of diversity.

Ricardo Torres y su grupo Huracan

Uruguayan songwriter born on the banks of El Rio de la Plata, Ricardo Torres has been playing music since childhood. He participated in many murgas, singing candombe, a afro-south-american music from Uruguay heartland, and many folk bands. Alone or in trio, he had toured Argentina, then Europe with politically involved songs Nova trova. His meetings with latin-american artists in exile fed him with new styles and influences. Today he defines himself as a singer from Latin America carrying many music styles: Salsa, Tango, Bolero.

Accompanied by Vincent Bidal, Vladimir Torres and Jesus Tantana Flores and many guest musicians, he has recorded the LP De dos hemisferios in coproduction with Studio Gold. A selected record of Radio Latina. The LP De dos hemisferios is available both in street stores and our online store (in french, overseas customers please contact us first).