La Compagnie Créole

La Compagnie Créole is coming near you with Caribbean rhythms and unifying choruses that have left a lasting mark on French-language music.

Founded in the French Antilles and French Guiana, the group originally brought together Clémence Bringtown, Arthur Apatout, José Sébéloué, Julien Tarquin, and Guy Bevert. Its story began with the album Ba moin en ti bo, then grew considerably through music that connects French pop, biguine, kadans, zouk, and Creole influences. La Compagnie Créole quickly became a popular ambassador for Caribbean cultures throughout the Francophone world.

The group has placed numerous songs in the collective memory, including C'est bon pour le moral, Le bal masqué, Ça fait rire les oiseaux, Vive le douanier Rousseau, Ba moin en ti bo, La machine à danser, Ma première biguine partie, Sans chemise sans pantalon, and A.I.E. Albums such as Blogodo, Le bal masqué, Ça fait rire les oiseaux, Cayenne Carnaval, En bonne compagnie, and Les forces de l'amour reflect the longevity of its catalogue. La Compagnie Créole has also released holiday albums, including Bons baisers de Fort-de-France and Noël de chez nous, Noël de partout. Its repertoire remains an essential reference in French-language Caribbean music.

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