Originally trained as a classical guitarist, Didier Carmier is a performer and composer whose current verve includes a variety of genres: Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, Flamenco, and Jazz.

As a composer, he was winner of the Billboard Song Contest in 1996 for his song "Cada Dia Mas" with lyricist Raul Sebazco. He has also composed the score of the short film "EAT," by New York director Bill Plympton, a winner at the 2001 Cannes festival.

Didier has recorded soundtracks for television and film for Warner Chapell Music France, and performs regularly for Broadway shows such as Les Miserables.

He studied classical guitar with Alberto Ponce at L ecole Normale de Musique de Paris, composition with the late French composer Gerard Grisey, and orchestration at the University of Paris, St Denis.