Sylvain Lemêtre is a French percussionist and composer recognized for his exceptional skill and versatility in the contemporary and early music scenes. With a strong foundation in classical music, his work frequently bridges genres, incorporating elements of world rhythms, experimental soundscapes, and traditional musical sensibilities. Lemêtre is particularly distinguished for his mastery of the zarb (Persian drum), which he often features in his compositions and performances.

Having collaborated with a diverse spectrum of artists and ensembles, Lemêtre's recent solo releases, such as "I Listened to the Wind Again," "Adieu Mes Très Belle," "Just (After the Song of Songs)," "Vrod: L'après de l'avant," and "Saltarello," showcase his expansive musical vision. These works demonstrate his nuanced approach to rhythm and his capacity to create atmospheric narratives, each piece resonating with an intricate blend of timbres and cultural resonances. Sylvain Lemêtre's approach to music melds historical reverence with contemporary innovation, making him a unique figure in the world of modern percussion.