Internships at Paris

Trained in classical dance and jazz, in singing by Richard Cross and in theater by Attilio Cossu and Vittoria Scogniamiglio, Edwige Chandelier is passionate about all forms of expression in live performance.

She began her career with several years in a jazz and contemporary dance company, then went on tour, notably with Sylvie Vartan and Mylène Farmer, for whom she became a backing singer for the album "l'Autre".

A singer at the Alkazar in Paris, she has been a backing singer for Gérard Berliner, Saint Preux, Serge Lama, Anne, Réjane Perry, Lio, the musical "Belles, Belles, Belles", Emma Shaplin...

She works regularly for Disney and lends her voice to the cartoon Jungle Show, Michel Strogoff, Keroro ...), advertising (Nathan, Gemey, Norwich Union, Orange TV ...), cinema and various documentaries and docu-fictions. Edwige Chandelier is an actress and solo singer in musical theater shows such as "La mère qu'on vois danser" by Bruno Agati, "Et Vian en avant la Zique" by Laurent Pelly, "A Christmas Tale" by William Korso, "Plus Belle Que Toi" by Colette Roumanoff, "Ricky la Banane"

Trained in level III coaching by Richard Cross, she has coached various artists (Hélène Ségara, Cassandre, Nicolas Ghetty, Liza Pastor, Delphine Grandsart, Alexandra Naoum, Gatane...) She also works in companies (HSBC, Bouygues, Chanel Studio, Pfeizer...) and has worked in various companies (Richard Cross Vocal Training Center, Little Dreams Foundation in Geneva, Entertainment Stage for The Lion King in Mogador)...

As a young man, Georges Costa began performing in local clubs, where he quickly gained the attention of music industry professionals.

His remarkable vocal talent and charismatic stage presence made him a real sensation with the public.

In 2005, Georges Costa released his first album under the stage name "Tony Karapat." The album was moderately successful, but it was with his second album, released in 2008, that he truly won the hearts of fans.

Tony Karapat's songs are often characterized by catchy melodies and emotional lyrics, reflecting his personal experiences and worldview.

Georges Costa is the brother of Michel Costa, and the uncle of Karine Costa, who are also singers.

In 1986, the Costa brothers founded Freeway Music, a music company for radio commercials and jingles. Since 1992, he has been the musical director of Disney animated film songs.

Singer, vocal coach and dubbing artistic director,

Elodie Costan grew up with a passion for music. A gold medalist at the conservatory for the harp, she has been a singer in various styles of groups since her teenage years. After earning a university degree in English, she trained as an actress at the Jean Périmony drama school.

in Paris. She was then hired by a Rouen company as an actress and singer in several shows as well as a drama teacher.

Born into a family where music was omnipresent, Patrick began playing the piano at the age of five and quickly realized he would become a musician. At home, they listened a lot to the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Marvin Gaye, and James Taylor, artists who would be at the heart of his inspiration. At 14, Almo often followed his musician brother Michel Laurent, who recorded at Studio Ferber.

René Ameline, its founder, opened the doors of his studio for Patrick to record his demos and decided to produce him. At the age of 16, Patrick released his first album on the AZ label.

Then he decided to go to Boston in the United States, to the Berklee College of Music, which offered him a scholarship to continue his studies. There he discovered jazz, the stage, and many musicians from all over the world. Back in France a few years later, Patrick looked for a signature in the labels and chained experiences: composer of music for advertising and film (soundtrack of the feature film Le Souffleur), sound engineer, and musical director. He continued to write songs and record them In 2004, he founded his own label, Unlocked Music, on which he released his first album Unlocked, which he co-produced with drummer Bruce Cherbit from Studio Audiolane. This album was recorded in live conditions with musicians Guy Nsangue on bass, Patrick Goraguer on keyboard and Éric Löhrer on guitar. Patrick entrusted the lyrics of the songs to Andrew Crocker, American author and jazz trumpeter.

Her second album, Eleven Love Inventions (Unlocked Music/0+/Harmonia Mundi), was released in 2001.

In June 2014, Patrick released an EP containing 4 tracks called Conscious Soul (Unlocked Music/Believe)

Patrick remains independent in his musical projects. His fourth album was released in 2020.

Samuel Cohen est un chanteur-auteur-compositeur, adaptateur et directeur artistique. 

In 2012, he met Claude Lombard, who gave him a leg up in the music world. Thanks to her, he learned his craft and the ropes of this world by traveling the world on Charles Aznavour's tours for 5 years.

Alongside this tour, Samuel wrote a children's musical comedy with Claude Lombard, "Le Voyage de Tamatoa et Mélodie," which toured French Polynesia.

At the same time, he works in French dubbing as an actor, backing vocalist, singer, song adapter and musical director for companies such as Netflix, France Télévisions, Amazon Prime, Walt Disney Company, DreamWorks, Apple TV, Canal +, Warner Bros Company, Universal and others...

He has been working closely with singer Magali Bonfils since 2021.

Between 2023 and 2025, he will tour the world to pay tribute in concert to Charles Aznavour.