Trained in classical piano, ancient music, composition and conducting, Galaad Moutoz fell in love with jazz, which will always be in his heart.

A talkative piano player with many shades, he spends as much time practicing Earl Hines, Red Garland and Oscar Peterson, as he does Couperin or Rameau. As a composer, he's inspired by the likes of Cole Porter, Jean-Baptiste Lully, Duke Ellington, or Gabriel Fauré.

In about 10 years in his music carreer, he toured the world (Spain, Corea, Germany, Thaïland, Belgium, UK, Israel, Algeria ...) and played in the most buetiful venues (Opéra Garnier, Jazz Club Étoile, Palais Brongniart, Duc des Lombards, etc ...).

When he's not leading his 8-piece orchestra, he plays in the Hot Sugar Band, and plays with the singer Anna Stevens.

Enamoured with vocal music, he now brings original jazz songs blending hints of broadway musicals, baroque music, pop, folk, and of course a lot of swing.