French composer Phil Rey was born in Paris but lives now in the South of France. Phil has had an unsual self-taught path to success. He spent 15 years in Grenoble as a live performer (rock-pop), before venturing into the worl of soundtrack music a few years ago. Influenced by heavyweights like Hans Zimmer and Harry Gregson-Williams, Phil has become a prolific writer of high-impact Dramatic, Classical, and Tribal film score music. He has composed numerous pieces and concerts, but in 2009 he finally decided to devote himself to creating music that combines into a homogeneous whole his diverse musical tastes and share with other people the many adventures located in the four corners of the World. Over the years, Phil gradually gained public recognition, directors and game developers with whom he had the chance to work, recognised his ability to understand their demands and offer them various musical atmospheres and quality. Usually Phil works alone, home studio (sound banks, computers, MIDI keyboard, guitar ...) but he also offers recordings with an orchestra and / or soloists for some projects. His work can be heard in numerous film trailers, 3D animation movies, video games, short films, medieval web series, and a great European live show.

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Tagged as: Electronica, Orchestral.

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