Known for his versatility Jeremy Bruyere of Paris is an acclaimed French classical and jazz bassist, bandleader, performer, music educator, and composer born in 1985 who appears on more than 40 recordings.

After graduating his masters in classical double bass with a summa cum laude at CNSMD of Lyon in 2011, he then studied and performed jazz in New York for two years at the New School for Jazz and contemporary music. 

Throughout his classical and jazz studies he was granted some of the prestigious scholarship : "Siena Jazz Workshop" 2010; Adami 2010, Mécénat Musical Société Générale 2010,  Fulbright 2011; New School  2011/2012; Fondation Bleustein Blanchet  2011; Eubie Blake Fundation  2012.

In the classical world he has toured, recorded and performed in festivals and venues all over the world with the likes of great classical ensembles such as Orchestre National de Lyon, Verbier Festival Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria (Australia), Gustave Mahler Jugendorchester, les musiciens du Louvre, Ensemble Appassionato,  Orchestre des concerts de Poche, Arod Quartet, Voce Quartet, Akilon Quartet, Ensemble des Force Majeures, and became principal bassist at Geneva Camerata since 2017.

As a jazz bassist, he has played, recorded, and toured with many great musicians, including but not limited to Thomas Enhco, Laurent Coulondre, Jacky Terrasson, Tigran Hamassyan, John ellis, Baptiste Trotignon, Didier Lockwood,, André Ceccarelli, Cyrille Aimée, Minino Garay, Ibrahim Maalouf, Nancy Harms, Avishai Cohen,  Melodie Gardot, Nicolas Folmer, Rick Marguiza, Mike Moreno, Ary Hoenig, Joel Frahm, Eric Harland, Ulysses Owens Jr, Antonio Sanchez, Taylor Eigsti, Sachal Vasandani, Stephane Huchard, Jeremy Pelt, just to name a few.