Martin Rappeneau
Martin Rappeneau (born 1976 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France) is a French
singer-songwriter and composer who studied law while performing in piano bars.
He made a name for himself notably with “Les Figures imposées”, which he sang as
a duet with Marie Gillain. His debut album La Moitié des choses (2003) was
recorded with the help of Sinclair. In 2006 he released L’Âge d’or, and in 2009
he issued 1800 Désirs. His film scores include L’Italien (2010) and Rosalie Blum
(2015). Martin Rappeneau also composed for Olivier Baroux’s films such as Safari
(2009) and the Les Tuche series (2011–2...
