Growing up in Gabon, I discovered my voice in the vibrant churches of my country, where harmonies and raw emotion shaped my musical foundation. My journey took me from those early gospel influences to performing as a backing vocalist for Stevie Wonder—an experience that deepened my passion for excellence and artistry.
Helping others develop their talent has always been a natural calling for me, long before winning the ‘Best African Jazz Artist’ award in 2019. This passion led me to coaching and artistic development, and today, through Lausanne Vocal Institute and my label XOL, I dedicate myself to guiding artists in finding their true voice and bringing their music to life.
My approach is built on three essential pillars: technique, authenticity, and emotional impact. Whether it’s vocal coaching, artistic development, or music production, my goal is to reveal what makes each artist unique. I believe that a great singer is not just defined by their voice but by their ability to convey genuine emotion.
Gwen, you don't just teach, you speak to my soul! If you do it with me, I'm sure you do it with all your students! Everyone, go see him with complete confidence...
Anne-Laure Brocard Lausanne (Switzerland)