Philippe Falliex

Philippe Falliex (Born April 27, 1966, in Lyon, France) is a French composer specializing in background music for television and radio programs.
Stereolithe: 2001-Present.
Since 2001, Philippe Falliex has dedicated himself to composing music for televised and radio programs. He created Stereolithe, a company through which his work is contracted. Stereolithe has been responsible for the theme and background music for some of the most prominent shows on French television and radio.
Early Years (1984-2000).
Philippe Falliex started his career as a professional drummer, playing for many different artists on several international tours and studio sessions. Within these years he also composed several songs for his sister, composing the album Caméléon almost in its entirety 
Songs he composed.
"Note: All songs interpreted by Liane Foly"
Other endeavours.
Since 2000 Philippe Falliex holds the patent in Europe Canada, the US, and Japan for a revolutionary drum pedal which allows for infinite new rhythms to be explored (United States Patent 6087573) 
Catalogue de My Edition Company (Composer,Producer) (More than 400 tracks) 
Personal life.
Falliex was born in France to Algerian parents, and is the brother of French pop singer Liane Foly.