Louise Debaecker discovered music at an early age. At four, she met Jo le Cello, her cello and faithful companion. She began with classical music at the conservatory before exploring improvisation and jazz. Raised on recordings by Led Zeppelin, Crosby, Stills & Nash, the Beatles and Bach chorales, she developed wide-ranging musical interests.
Her cello accompanied her throughout her studies in literature and philosophy, including her time at the Sorbonne. She went on to study at the American School of Modern Music, taking voice lessons with Lou Tavano and Michele Hendricks and studying jazz cello with Clément Janinet. She subsequently studied with Déborah Tanguy at the Bobigny Conservatory.
Her projects include a duo with Florian Berret, with whom she released the EP FLOU in August 2022, and her solo album Ovinho, presented in concert at the Arènes de Montmartre. Louise also composes for dancers and choreographers including Maryam Samaan and Yara Al Hasbani.