Robin Coudert
Robin Coudert (born 15 May 1978), also known by his stage name Rob, is a French pop/rock musician, singer-songwriter, producer and film score composer.[1]
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Born | Caen, France | 15 May 1978
Other names | Rob |
Occupation | Singer-songwriter, composer |
Years active | 1998–present |
Life and career
Coudert was born in Caen. He has played the piano since childhood. He studied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
In 1998, he released a very first EP, for a Source Records compilation Musique pour un Enfant Jouet. Three years later, the highly instrumental album Don't Kill came out on Source Records (Daft Punk, Air, Phoenix, etc.), and a second album Satyred Love in 2002.
At the same time, Rob worked with Sébastien Tellier and Phoenix[2] on different projects. In 2005, he composed the original music of a short film, Pink Cowboy Boots, and produces several artists such as Melissa Mars (2005), Zaza Fournier (2008), Alizée, Adanowski (2010) or Leon Larregui (2011) – n°1 in Mexico. He also get on a new and complex work of art[3] with the label Institubes : le Dodécalogue
His work, which clearly sounds as the original score of an imaginary movie, gets rewarded and asked in the film industry. Rob tops out with art house films : Belle Épine, Jimmy Rivière, Eperdument, Planetarium ; mainstream comedies : Radiostars, Populaire, nominated for César Award for Best Music Written for a Film or thrillers like Made in France. He deals also with horror movies Franck Khalfoun's Maniac (2012) and Amityville: The Awakening (2016), Alexandre Aja's Horns in 2014 and TV show in Eric Rochant's Le Bureau des Légendes (1rst season in 2015, 2nd season in 2016).
Working as a duo with producer Jack Lahana (who did a remix of Don't Kill), with whom he crates Hippocampus Studio, Rob has become a reference in the small world of score music.
Discography
Singles
- "Musique pour un enfant jouet" (1999)
- "Amours" (2000)
- "Power glove" (2001)
Albums
- Don't kill (2001)
- Satyred love (2002)
EPs
- Dodécalogue Vol I : Pierre (2009)
- Dodécalogue Vol II : Jean (2009)
- Dodécalogue Vol III : Jacques Le Majeur (2009)
- Dodécalogue Vol IV : Jude Thadée (2009)
- Dodécalogue Vol V : Matthieu (2010)
- Dodécalogue Vol VI : Philippe (2010)
Other work
Musical compositions
- 2010 : for French singer Alizée – three songs on the album Une enfant du siècle.
Art director / producer
- 2007 : Melissa Mars
- 2008 and 2011 : Zaza Fournier
- 2010 : Alizée
- 2010 : Adanowsky
- 2012 : León
- 2012 : Junesex
- 2013 : La Danza de la realidad (Original Motion Picture producer) by Alejandro Jodorowsky
Original soundtracks
- Pink Cowboy Boots by Marie Larrea (Short Film – 2005)
- [4] of Belle Épine by Rebecca Zlotowski.
- Jimmy Rivière by Teddy Lussi-Modeste (2011)
- Radiostars by Romain Lévy (2012)
- Maniac by Franck Khalfoun[5] (2012)
- Populaire by Régis Roinsard (2012)
- Rock the Casbah by Laïla Marrakchi (2013)
- Je suis un supporter du standard by Riton Liebman (2013)
- Grand Central by Rebecca Zlotowski (2013)
- Tristesse Club by Vincent Mariette (2014)
- Every Secret Thing by Amy J. Berg (2014)
- Horns by Alexandre Aja (2014)
- Le Bureau des Légendes, saison 1 by Eric Rochant (2015)
- Made in France by Nicolas Boukhrief (2015)
- Enragés by Eric Hannezot (2015)
- Down by love by Pierre Godeau (2016)
- Planetarium by Rebecca Zlotowski (2016)
- Amityville: The Awakening by Franck Khalfoun (2016)
- Beautiful Accident by Wi Ding Ho (2016)
- The Bureau (TV series), saison 2 by Eric Rochant (2016)
- Et les Mistrals Gagnants by Anne-Dauphine Julliand (Documentary – 2017)
- Seuls by David Moreau (2017)
- The Bureau, 3rd season (TV serie) by Eric Rochant (2017)
- Un Ciel Radieux by Nicolas Boukhrief (2017)
- Le Prix du Succès by Teddy Lussi-Modeste (2017)
- Feroce by Izu Troin (2017)
- Gangsterdam by Romain Lévy (2017)
- Revenge by Coralie Fargeat (2018)
- Campfire Creepers by Alexandre Aja (2018)
- Cities of Last Things by Ho Wi Ding (2018)
- Gretel & Hansel by Oz Perkins (2020)
Remix
- Produced a Remix of the title "Playground love" by Air . It is available on the maxi-single "Playground love".
Honors
Nomination
- 2013 Césars : nomination for the César Award for Best Music Written for a Film for Populaire
References
- "Robin Coudert". IMDb. Retrieved 7 October 2013.
- "Gallery – Robin Coudert". United by Phoenix. Retrieved 7 October 2013.
- http://www.brain-magazine.fr/article/news/2647-Da-Vinci-Rob
- En compétition : Belle épine de Rebecca Zlotowski (2010)Archived 28 May 2010 at the Wayback Machine consultation du 16 mai 2010.
- "WME – Client Profiles". Wmeclients.com. Retrieved 7 October 2013.