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Born in 1987 in Lille, France.

Living and working in Paris, France.

Musician, Composer, and Arranger, he has been navigating the realms of music for 15 years, spanning from the world of music in film to electro, pop, and French chanson. After completing his training at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris in 2010, he composed soundtracks for numerous animated series, documentaries, and advertisements.

Since 2012, he has collaborated with the Oscar-winning composer Alexandre Desplat, assisting him onto around fifty film scores, including works such as Grand Budapest Hotel, Shape of Water, Imitation Game, and Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio.

In 2019, he composed La Sainte Famille, his first feature film, following his meeting with Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, whom he would later work with again on the theatre play Le Principe d’Incertitude. In recent years, he has also written the music for Un Noël en famille by Jeanne Gottesdiener, La Bonne Étoile by Pascal Elbé (co-composed with Valentin Couineau), and the TV film 12 ans, 7 mois et 11 jours by Alexandre Coffre.

Throughout his collaborations, he also partners with artists from diverse creative backgrounds who inspire him. With Rone, they explore the boundaries between electronic and orchestral music through a range of projects for the stage, albums, and visual media. He also collaborates with Zaho de Sagazan, who entrusted him with part of the arrangements for her album La Symphonie des Éclairs: Orchestral Odyssey. He has also provided arrangements for artists such as Mika, Benjamin Biolay, Yael Naim, and Keren Ann.