François-Élie Roulin is a multi-award-winning French composer whose music effortlessly blends classical, electro, rock, and experimental sounds into something entirely his own. Early in his career, he became the only French artist ever produced on legendary producer Brian Eno’s prestigious Opal label. Eno perfectly captured Roulin's innovative style when he dubbed him a "pioneer of the new sound-painters".

Over a dynamic 30-year career, Roulin has crafted the sonic identities for major networks like France 2 and FIP radio. His massive portfolio spans over 100 commercials—including several Cannes award-winners—the official presentation music for the Tour de France, and an official routine for the French Olympic rhythmic gymnastics team. As a prolific recording artist, Roulin has composed original music for 12 albums to date.

Roulin’s cinematic work spans feature films like Du soleil dans mes yeux (2017) and La Vie de Michel Muller… (2005), as well as numerous scores for documentaries and television."

A major pillar of his work is children's entertainment. Acting as a writer, producer, and collection director, he has created a dozen children's albums and book-and-CD sets for Disney and Le Petit Ménestrel. His engaging compositions have brought to life hundreds of animated series episodes, including popular shows like Les Chumballs and Le Petit Roi Macius, which he also scored as an animated feature film.

Continuing to push artistic boundaries, Roulin is the co-creator of Storytelling Series, a highly original, narrative-centric production music label crafted alongside fellow composer Fabrice Ravel-Chapuis. Most recently, Roulin has channeled his boundless creative energy into the exciting rock project Pop Oddities, fronted by Canadian singer Andrea Shipka.