Stéphane Rambaud

Stéphane Rambaud was born in Martigues, in the south of France, where he took his first musical steps. It all began on his sixth birthday when he received his first guitar. Passionate about his instrument and contemporary music, he quickly started composing and formed his first band. By the age of 13, he was already performing his first concerts.

In 2001, he left Provence for Lorraine, where he earned his diplomas from the M.A.I. and the C.N.R. de Nancy. Immediately after completing his music studies, he entered the professional music world, pursuing his calling as an artist accompanist while also playing guitar in original bands and orchestras. This led to numerous appearances on television, radio, and as an opening act, as well as performances on remarkable stages.

In 2008, he arrived in Paris, where he quickly became the "Rock" educator for Guitar Part magazine and a teacher at the ATLA school. He then devoted himself fully to accompanying artists on TV, radio, stage and tour, alongside Adeline Toniutti, the musical comedy Les Années Twist, Maïa, Les Frangines, Les Soignantes, among others.

Also active in the studio, he composes and produces numerous tracks alongside Vog, Maly, Sound of Society and other artists.

His influences are Steve Lukather for power, B.B. King for emotion, and John Mayer for feeling.

"A pure pleasure to work alongside Adeline, who combines vocal power equal to the emotion she conveys! An artistic sense that demands we listen constantly to match her voice! An honour and a joy to be at her side in service of music."