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Co-founder of Nouvelle Musique
About Marie-Claire Dubois
In 2013, Marie-Claire Dubois convinced the Orchestre National de France to record a live session with Léa Castel, not as a guest soloist, but as co-arranger, splicing her synth-pop demos with Baroque string voicings in real time. That session became Nouvelle Musique’s founding manifesto: not genre fusion as marketing, but structural reciprocity, where a composer’s counterpoint informs a producer’s stem separation, and a pop artist’s vocal phrasing reshapes orchestral breathing. She pioneered the ‘dual-development contract’, mandating that every signed act spends six months embedded in both a Parisian conservatoire lab and a Saint-Denis electronic studio, with royalties split across both outputs. Her 2021 audit of SACEM royalty distributions revealed a 37% underpayment to cross-genre collaborators, a finding that triggered France’s first regulatory framework for hybrid composition credits. She doesn’t broker collaborations; she engineers interdependence.
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