Delmore

Composer, musician, and multi-instrumentalist producer Vincent Choquet, aka Delmore, has more recently expanded into film and TV scoring and musical direction, and co-founded the production company SUNNSPOT. We could say that Vincent Choquet has more than six strings on his guitar, if he weren't equally at home on piano, bass and synths.

"As a kid, I knew I would become a musician," he says. At the age of 7, he composed his first pieces on the piano, recording them on his mini cassette.
The early years of his musical awakening begin with a classical course at a French conservatory, where he studied for 10 years, followed by an increasingly marked influence towards jazz, pop and rock. This led to his great shock and discovery of Nirvana's first album: "I thought to myself, what are these sounds? and then I completely flipped."

The years that followed were marked with a multitude of concert performances, working with renowned artists and sound engineers, and the creation of a recording studio in London. Vincent would eventually become a talented "luthier" in the manufacture of electric guitars.

This period is also marked by his discovery of synthesisers. He created the duo AeroBrasil, with which he toured in Canada, including a date at FME in Quebec, played shows at Printemps de Bourges, the Déferlantes d'Argelès and the Beauregard festival in France, Summer Festival in Brussels and even a few dates in Romania, but up to this point had not recorded an album; this is about to change.
Then, a meeting with the DBFC group takes place. Here again, a multitude of shows will follow: Rock en Seine in Paris, the Primavera and Vida festivals in Spain, the Zénith in Paris (supporting Vitalic), the Musilac festival in France, and many more abroad.

More recently, Vincent has been working on productions for Souleance and Youssou N'Dour, as well as a collaboration with Rakia, who is about to release a debut album on Polydor/Universal Music. We will also see Vincent working on his compositions for documentaries, advertisements and TV, including writing credits for the theme of "Passage des arts," Claire Chazal's cultural show on France TV. He also mixed the film score "À plein temps," written and performed by Irène Drésel, for which she won "Best Original Score" at the César Awards 2023.
In September 2025, Vincent co-founded SUNNSPOT alongside Nicolas Borne of Acid Arab, a production company that brings together their two studios: Borne's Shelter studio in Paris's 10th arrondissement and Vincent's own studio in Granville, on the Normandy coast. Working as a duo across the two complementary rooms, the pair produced the compositions for Irène Drésel's latest feature film, "Mi Amor," starring Benoît Magimel and Pom Klementieff, as well as additional work for documentaries and animation. SUNNSPOT produced Arnold Turboust's record "La Vie Romantique", featuring Étienne Daho, Zabou Breitman, Fishbach and Alain Chamfort, the Daho single having just been released on Universal, as well as Fishbach's latest EP and the electro-oriental debut EP of Baida Baida, out 3 July.

Vincent Choquet's main references: Souleance, Acid Arab, Irène Drésel, Arnold Turboust, Fishbach, MaRRius, Youssou N'Dour, Cecilia Krull, AeroBrasil, David Shaw & the Beat, DBFC, Mypark, Baida Baida, S LAMBERT, Luke, Riva Taylor. He has worked on productions and remixes notably for Universal Music, Deutsche Grammophon, ZRP and Cooking Vinyl.