"Come With Me" is the final single from my 'Feel Me' EP, proudly supported by Help Musicians. This track is a confident, happy, upbeat, and undeniably sexy banger designed to lift your spirits and get you in the mood to laugh, share, dance, and perhaps even more… Co-written with the incredible electro-soul-pop sensation Al Coffey and produced alongside the talented Teyo Gava, this cheeky bop serves as both a 'please' and a 'thank you,' capturing the joy and desire of love in its most playful and infectious form. Whether you're dancing alone or with someone special, 'Come With Me' is your perfect soundtrack for embracing life's romantic moments."

“All the presence of Villanelle with a voice and sound of 60s Rive Gauche…”
Gaby Duboisjoli, a bilingual artist born in France and based in London, captivates audiences with her soulful vocals and electrifying energy on stage. Raised by parents who were cancan soloists at the Moulin Rouge in Paris, Gaby was immersed in a world of rhythm and melody from birth. And so, at the tender age of 17 she made the leap to London, driven by her deep passion for music.

An alumnus of the Songwriting and Production Masters at Tileyard, her music weaves together elements of jazz, pop, rock, and electro into a seamless tapestry of sound. Her expressive and playful voice sets her apart, infusing each note with raw emotion and heartfelt depth. Gaby's songs delve into universal themes of love, sexuality, relationships with oneself, and hope against a seemingly ever-worsening world. Through her music she explores the intricacies of human connection, in spirit and in the flesh, and the relentless pursuit of optimism in the face of adversity.

She has released two singles independently in Tonight was not the one, a “tongue in cheek banger with loads of attitude” and J’veux des frissons, a bilingual, ethereal dance-track which was selected for Fresh on the Net’s Eclectic picks.

In 2024, Help Musicians is supporting the recording and release of her first EP 'Feel Me', with a new release planned every 7 weeks over the Spring and Summer period.