Paul Colomb is a singular cellist who’s craft unfolds at the crossroads between chamber music and electronica. His debut EP “Bleue”, blends a melodic narration inspired by the chamber repertoire with Berlin sounds of techno and ambient. He takes the stage on his own, with his laptop and pedals, and at times, accompanied by a cello ensemble. Instantly captivating the audience with his sensitive interpretation of timeless themes, airy climates and hypnotic rhythms. Enrolled within the dynamics of the current “neo-classical” movement, his avant-guard music will be quick to win you over. ​ Discovering music at a very early age, Paul Colomb started learning the cello during his childhood. He grew up on the Atlantic coast of France, between the small medieval city of Guérande and the industrial dock city of St Nazaire. A familiar contrast to his everyday life which he splits between studying chamber music and touring the rock scene as part of a trip-hop group. His unusual journey takes him to the Haute Ecole de Musique de Lausanne. He graduates in 2013, under the wing of the renowned concertist, François Salque. He quickly becomes a highly sought after musician both for live and recorded performances, working with the likes of Murcof to Daniel Mille and Jean Louis Trintignant, or even Sandra Nkake and Nathalie Dessay. He collaborates regularly with the Cello Orchestra of François Salque et co-founds the duo, Brady, with Michèle Pierre.