Her professional journey began in 2012 when she participated in The Voice France, reaching the semi-finals. This breakthrough experience brought her into the spotlight, leading to a nationwide tour across France and a record deal with Universal, marking the official launch of her career. 

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Through her ministry, Rubby shares messages of healing, faith, and hope, touching audiences across the Caribbean, France, and beyond. Her musical style blends gospel and worship, expressed through both original songs and soulful medleys that reflect her authenticity and passion for God. Committed to her spiritual calling, she has chosen to dedicate her artistry to gospel music, using her voice as a tool to uplift and inspire. 

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In recent years, she has released several singles, including Parole de guérison (2024), Je garde la foi, and most recently Yes I, her first song with Creole influences and lyrics. These projects are accompanied by visual productions such as music videos and visualizers, further expanding her artistic expression. 

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Rubby is also an active performer within renowned gospel formations. She is a member of the group Souffle Nouveau, with whom she notably performed at the Bataclan in Paris, and is part of a philharmonic gospel ensemble led by Pascal Orecka. These collaborations highlight her versatility and continued growth within the gospel scene. 

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Beyond the stage, Rubby is deeply involved in media and community engagement. She hosts Gospel An Nou, a television program broadcast on Zitata TV in Martinique, where she showcases gospel artists through interviews and musical segments. Through this platform, as well as her personal testimony of resilience and faith, she continues to inspire and uplift a wide audience.

Her journey is marked by authenticity, endurance, and a profound dedication to her faith—making her a powerful voice in the contemporary gospel landscape.

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