French music producer, Lohengrin began studying music from childhood at the conservatory, where he learned piano, drums, and percussion. Simultaneously, he joined Le Choeur d'Enfants de l'Opéra National de Paris, enabling him to perform on prestigious Parisian stages and participate in international tours. While his education largely focused on classical music, he embraced another culture: electronic and cinematic music. He then turned to composition and taught himself music production. His music is influenced by figures such as Hans Zimmer, Max Richter, and Daft Punk. Noticed for his compositions in advertising, he entered the world of cinema and refined his experience in film music with Alexandre Azaria. He contributed to the composition and production of numerous original soundtracks for films and series. After several years in the industry, Lohengrin opened a new chapter by focusing on a long-held desire: to realize a more personal project. Consequently, he revealed a fully electronic dimension of his music with the release of a first EP, "Prelude," featuring three tracks with unique sounds and captivating atmospheres.