With his fingers on a piano or synthesizer keyboard since childhood, Brice Brouilhet-Laboissière revealed his creativity very early on, immediately seeing music as a means of personal expression. Also fascinated by cinema and its musical themes, capable of conveying and revealing the viewer's emotions, he naturally gravitated towards film music.

After several years devoted to teaching, in 2013 he decided to fully dedicate himself to this path by joining the Film Music program at the Music Academy International in Nancy, from which he graduated.

Since then, he has notably composed the music for the trailers of the Nancy-Lorraine International Film Festival (2015 and 2016), written the soundtrack for several short films, contributed to a music bookstore album in the United States, created the sound identity for a web radio, composed a symphonic poem and set a live show to music.

Alongside his work for film and stage, he develops a personal musical universe blending orchestral writing and cinematic atmospheres. This universe is expressed in particular in Fly Away, an instrumental EP released in 2026, which brings together several musical ideas composed over the years, then reworked and assembled into a coherent whole, like a collection of songs.

Between 2023 and 2024, he also devoted himself to writing his first novel, currently submitted to publishing houses, as well as to finalizing Plume, the apprentice shaman, a musical book combining illustrated story and symphonic composition.

At the crossroads of music, storytelling and image, her work explores the links between narration and musical emotion.