Sinclair

He is the "Mr. Funk" of French music. Sinclair is young, handsome, an excellent musician, fully embraces his slightly offbeat persona, and couldn't care less about the star system.

For the past few years, he has been a major force on the French music scene.

It all began in 1993; the then-unknown artist quietly released his very first album, "Que justice soit faite" (Let Justice Be Done), and it was a revelation! The public quickly embraced the "Sinclair System," and the critics were unanimous: a new star was born...

Since then, Sinclair has continued on his merry way, releasing albums at the same rate as hit songs: "Votre image" (Your Image), "A la ronde" (All Around), "C'est si bon comme ça" (It's So Good Like That), "Ensemble" (Together), and most recently, "Ça m'fait plus mal" (It Doesn't Hurt Me Anymore), a song dedicated to his partner, Emma de Caunes. The multi-talented singer (he's a songwriter and arranger) has matured; his lyrics are more refined, more insightful, more tender, and draw us into the heart of his daily life.

The melodies are incredibly rhythmic. Sinclair has found his voice: a skillful blend of soul, pop, and funk. On stage, the magic happens.

With his wild energy, he bounces, sways, and leaps from all corners of the stage. A surprising show where the artist finally shares his deep love for African-American music with the audience.