Pamart has been able to use a lot of the components he learned through studying Chopin's music and performance methods in his own compositions, giving it a distinctive sound that combines classical and modern genres. His style is often qualified as neoclassical.

The artist is well known for his musical style, more specifically for his melodic rap style and his captivating and memorable melodies. He also often sings during the chorus of his song. We can find these aspects in the work of Jul. Indeed, he is renowned for his specific rhythm, and the sonority of his melodies that are also captivating. Jul has succeeded in creating his own style which is very particular and different from others. In fact, he also has developed a distinctive vocal style, with its own variations in tone and intonation. 
To find melodies that stay in mind, he also remix cult music from the 80/90’s. for example he remixed the famous song Barbie Girl of the group Aqua in his song My World, there is also Night of Madness of Early Evening in his song Folie, (AdminAudencia, 2021).
By being inspired from other artists like Rohff, he was able to adapt his music, work and create a unique artistic and musical universe. 

He had an important influence on the Marseille rap scene, due to his commitment and his role in the band the Fonky family, but also to his artistic talent. All this has contributed to establish the reputation of Marseille rap, and has also inspired several local artists. In fact, Jul is one of the artists that has been inspired by him. Indeed, they both hail from Marseille. Being a native of the same city can create a sense of belonging and identity, which may have affected Jul's musical portrayal of his home city and culture. Jul is very attached to his hometown and references it in some of his music. He also collaborated with the football club of his city, the Olympique de Marseille, (Berry, 2023).

In 1951, Schaeffer founded the Concrete Music Research Group (GRMC) which became the Musical Research Group (GRM) in 1958. It is a laboratory of electro-acoustic music and a breeding ground for contemporary artists. (Jérôme, 2017).

Subsequently, Jean-Michel Jarre did a two-year internship at Concrete Music Research. During this period, he added the opportunity to experiment the composition from sound material, particularly the assembly of fragments of magnetic tapes. He found this process and experimentation very interesting, and discovered at the same time his vocation as a composer.

With his innovation and different way of working to create music, Pierre Schaeffer influenced Jean-Michel Jarre in terms of his experimentation with sound sampling in his electronic music. He also seized the opportunity to experience the techniques with the material that were in the laboratory of Pierre Schaeffer, during his internship. 
Schaeffer taught the young Jarre that music could be created from noises. (Hill, 2019) 

Stockhausen developed theoretical and philosophical concepts about music, notably his concept of "Gesamtkunstwerk" (total work of art), that attempted to combine different artistic media into a single piece of artwork. This concept of fusing the arts influenced Jarre. In fact, he started producing outstanding stage productions that include music, images, and special effects. He was renowned for his spectacular stage performances and his monumental outdoor concerts. 

During the 1980s Schulze began taking advantage of digital technology alongside older analog equipment such as the Moog synthesizer. (Sweeting, 2022). He experimented with making repeated patterns and melodic loops to produce atmospheres. 

Klaus Schulze influenced Jean-Michel Jarre with his use of synthesizers, sequencers and his experimentations. Indeed, Jean-Michel Jarre also utilized sequencers and melodic patterns in his own electronic music. 

Jean-Michel Jarre has notably been inspired when creating unique atmospheres and sound textures.