@theoceccaldi 
 Théo Ceccaldi was successively voted French musician of the year by Jazz Magazine, and best new artist of the year at the Victoire du Jazz. He has become one of the most remarkable voices of the new European improvised music scene. 
 Constantly looking to meet new musicians, he has been seen playing in various projects involving Louis Sclavis, Fred Pallem, Michel Portal, Leila Martial, Thomas de Pourquery, Vincent Courtois, Daniel Humair, Yom, Paolo Fresu, Eve Risser, Emile Parisien, Mulatu Astaké or Philippe Katerine. 
 In 2021, he explores his own relationship with global groove music and particularly voices, with his new production KUTU, in which he invites two ethiopian female singers, and he digs the furrow of handmade electronic music. 
 « Théo Ceccaldi masterfully renews what we thought could be done with a violin. » Télérama 
 « Théo and Valentin Ceccaldi, in their thirties, have their own way of disrupting the jazz scene while seeking pure music. They are so pleasant, so true. They are said to be gifted, hyperactive and wild. Originally from the city of Orléans, the Ceccaldi brothers are creating some sort of galaxy that shakes the cosmos up. » Le Monde