F.A.Q.
Born in a musician family in the south of France, I took my first piano lessons at the age of six. After doodling some first compositions, I began creating computer-assisted music at 11 years old and soon started sharing my work online. In 2021 I embarked on video game music composition with my first soundtrack, Master Key. I have now worked with multiple international clients, notably for some fantastic soon-to-be-announced indie games.
Graphic design is another passion of mine. I loved to draw as a child and I have been illustrating my music work since I started sharing it. I recently began creating new designs to share on print-on-demand sites. I also used to create little games with my own pixel-art, learning the basics of coding and video game logic. Finally, I enjoy world-building and getting lost in fictional universes. I have recently started making designs for print-on-demand, to share my visual work in a new way and challenge myself to come up with new interesting ideas.
I have a 2-year diploma in “multimedia & internet creative trades”, and a 1-year diploma in “music production and digital interactive media”. 
Absolutely. Do not hesitate to contact me via mail in English or French. I respond quickly. I’ll gladly endeavor to make your project more special.
My main composing styles are orchestral, electronic and chip-tune. However I can and have delved in many other genres. You can hear some examples of the diversity in the audio player above.
I have experience with sound effects and am currently learning adaptive music composition and audio integration (FMOD). If you are interested in more in-depth player immersion and reactive audio feedback for your project, we can work on implementing an interactive musical system.
From video game and movie classics, to timeless rock and modern pop, as well as jazztronica and the classical greats. Here are a few examples:
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You can get in touch so we can work out an estimate based on your project’s needs and your conditions.
The rate will depend on:
- Music complexity (ex. Ambient piano compared to a chip-tune track, a rock action track or an epic orchestral battle theme)
- Deadlines
- Adaptive music composition/integration, compared to simple loops
- Sound effect creation/integration
- Soundtrack sale royalties
- Eventual game sale royalties
- Real instrument arranging/recording/mixing
With that said, expect rates in the range of €50 to €200 per minute of used in-game music, and €12 to €24 per bespoke SFX.