CHYCO SIMÉON French (West Indian) artist / bassist / composer born May 4, 1966, In 1982, his family moved to Martinique. While in high school, he became bassist in a band called "Sunshine". The group consists of Tony Chasseur, Pipo Gertrude, Philippe Joseph, sure values ​​of the musical landscape of today. From 1984, Chyco Siméon took part in the studio in numerous recordings with some big names in West Indian music. Simon Jurad, Gertrude Seinin, or Fal Frett. Georges Debs, producer of Kassav', trusts him as a bassist, composer and director. In 1990 back to Paris, where the new musical generation of the West Indies takes off., Chyco Siméon composes for Tatiana Miath, Tony Chasseur etc ... He also works for R'nB and Jazz artists, collaborates with Arnaud Aubaille and Romano Musumarra. His album “Finally” and his opus “Roots Mwen” attracted the recognition of his peers, including Marcus Miller who believes in him. His 3rd album "Ozanam" is a tribute to the city where he grew up, a popular suburb in Martinique. He is built on the fusion of genres reflecting his eclectic career. He was then in the “Caribbean Urban Jazz” category. The Simeon style was born."99%" the new opus of Chyco Siméon turns to society by making a close-up to the indignant ... Seydou Barry and Catherine Vallon-Barry, who have produced artists such as Ahmad Jamal and Lucky Peterson, now manage his career.