Noldy's love for music has been influenced by his family. He grew up with his father; a musician passionate about all types of music, and learned at an early age how to play bass guitar. With the moral values of his mother, he continued his musical education. With his mother, Noldy would fly from time to time to Haiti; his parents' home country, and fell in love with its beauty and culture, and
especially the music. KOMPA, RACINE, and its Carnival. Noldy attended Bishop Loughlin Private High School and took his musical skills to another level. He sang, danced, and played all instruments; particularly bass reggae, and won many trophies and prizes. One day in a club; he meets Carlos Vieux. He was seeking a musician for a new group, CARIMI. While passing his baccalaureate and finishing his recording engineering degree; Noldy joined the group Carimi. Carimi later became the most popular Haitian group specializing in new generation Kompa music. Noldy became one of the most prominent and sought after bassists in the Haitian music industry. After 8 years with the group Noldy continued his musical career where he worked with artists like LL Cool J, spending hours in studios working with various other artists, performing, and creating experiences in all types of music. Noldy even became a member of two Rock groups; "Blameshift" and "The Still Life". In 2017, the group VAYB was created from the sad separation of the group CARIMI that occurred a short time before, and Michael Guirand; the lead singer, recruited him. Since then Noldy has traveled the world with his group. Noldy is music. He lives and breathes music. You see it through his performances and hear it through his sound. Now you hear his story through music. Noldy Music
