Saxophonist and composer Carlo Muscat set out on his career path at an early age, inspired by a strong interest in jazz. Hailing from Malta, Muscat initially made a name for himself within the local music scene, where his style and sound earned him recognition. As his reputation grew, he collaborated with musicians from around the world, further expanding his professional experience. In 2013, Muscat moved to Paris, a relocation that provided him with the opportunity to immerse himself in a lively environment filled with artistic influences. This change allowed him to develop his craft through collaborations with local and foreign artists, leading to the release of his debut album, The Sound Catalogues. The album received positive reviews, marking his entry into the international jazz scene.

Muscat has performed in many European cities, including Paris, London, Istanbul, Milan, Berlin, Kyiv, and Rotterdam. His sixth album, Hymns, received critical acclaim, with a four-star rating from Downbeat Magazine and a spot on their list of Best Albums of 2023. This acknowledgment signaled his growth as an artist and his emerging role in contemporary jazz.

Along with his six albums as a bandleader, Muscat has contributed to numerous projects as a sideman, demonstrating his adaptability and collaborative nature. His musical style embracesa freedom of interpretation, characterized by an openness to improvisation and a willingness to explore new musical territories. This approach reflects his dedication to his craft and his ongoing pursuit of his musical vision. As he continues to progress, his music connects with audiences across the globe, showcasing the diversity and possibilities within the music.