Ronald, whose life seems to be based on strings, started playing guitar at the age of 15 influenced by his 3 older brothers who played in a band while studying at the University of Bordeaux, France. Ronald's music and guitar playing was also influenced by some of the greatest guitarists and his father Frederic was at one point very concerned that Ronald was spending more time working on his guitar playing rather than his playing. tennis, playing the guitar sometimes up to 6 hours a day. But what to do between tennis matches to take away the pressure and stress of tournaments? For Ronald this has never been a question as every hotel room where he has spent most of his time since he started his tennis career has witnessed the gradual improvement in his guitar playing and his compositions. It was Ronald's Rock years that led him to his 1st album "Kids On The Road" in 1990 with his Bordeaux-based band followed by a solo album "Waves Of Love" released in 2003. After being away from music due to his tennis activities, Ronald returned to music and performed at the ATP World Tour Event in Atlanta with his brother Lionel and other musicians and in 2017 released his 3rd solo album "22". The album demonstrates a mix of influences ranging from blues, smooth jazz, R&B, rock, neo-soul and Caribbean music, all intertwined in an exotic ambiance. His latest album "Cordes De Vie" released in 2022 features 10 original tracks in a mix of styles and genres ranging from guitar-oriented instrumentals such as "Vertigo" and "The King of Tyre" to pop/rock ballads such as "Smile For You", " Strings of My Life", “Ainsi Va La vie", with an Afro/Latin/Caribbean twist with "Anacaona Queen of Hispaniola" and "Una Historia en La Habana". Finally, some world music with "L'Amour Est Plus Fort", "Free Free The World", and "Paris En Mai". Through his songs sung in different languages, Ronald talks about his experiences during his many travels which thanks to tennis have taken him around the world from a young age, paying homage to Paris and the Roland Garros tournament in the song “Paris En Mai"