Cybele Fasquelle

Cybèle is a French-American composer, producer, and recording artist. She creates bold, emotionally-charged pop with cinematic sweep and vintage soul. Often described as “ABBA meets MJ with a touch of Tchaikovsky,” her sound fuses disco grooves, gospel warmth, and orchestral flair into something timeless and uniquely her own.

A graduate of Harvard University and Berklee College of Music, she bridges the worlds of academia and artistry with ease and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Music in NYC. Cybèle has performed at world-renowned venues including the Apollo Theater, Staples Center, LA LIVE, Saban Theater, American Repertory Theater, Clive Davis Theater, and CCTV’s New Year’s Special in Beijing. She was awarded the “Shining Star” by Larry Dunn (Earth, Wind & Fire) after performing for Motown founder Berry Gordy’s birthday. Her original work has been commissioned by the American Cancer Society, featured on international television, and recognized by the RFK Foundation and the Grammy Museum.

Cybèle is the co-founder of The Mix, a Harvard-Berklee initiative advancing access and representation in the music industry. Raised in Paris, Beijing, and Los Angeles, she brings a global, multilingual lens to her work. With over 175,000 followers and collaborations with 88Rising, Prada Beauty, and The Super Bowl, she uses her platform to amplify cross-cultural stories through music and media.