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Michael Boumendil (Master 1994) lands a music collaboration with Pink Floyd

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07.09.2015

David Gilmour, Pink Floyd's famous guitarist gets his inspiration for his latest single 'Rattle that lock'  from SNCF's jingle. The most notorious French jingle of all was created by the agency Sixième Son and its founder Michaël Boumendil (Master 1994).

All of you who attended the parisian EDHEC Rendez-vous this year, probably know him already. This time, Michaël Boumendil (Master 1994) has taken it to a whole different level through his collaboration with David Gilmour, guitarist of Pink Floyd. After hearing the jingle in one of SNCF's train stations, the rock start decided to use its famous four notes for his next single. He then contacted Michaël Boumendil, founder of Sixième Son and creator or SNCF's sound identity.

The two musicians got together for several months to work on what is going to be Pink Floyd's next track 'Rattle that lock'.
The single will be coming out on July the 17th and will be featured on the group's latest album which will be on the stands this September.



Entrepreneur, EDHEC of the year 2005 and now achieving a major collaboration with a legendary band... Is the sky the limit for Michaël Boumendil ?

 Watch Michael Boumendil's speech (Master 1994) at EDHEC Rendez-vous


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