Nicolas Brochec is a composer and sound artist specializing in contemporary instrumental and electroacoustic music. He has learned from notorious contemporary music composers, notably Philippe Manoury, Martin Matalon, José Manuel López López, and Daniel D’Adamo. He has been commissioned by prestigious institutions such as La Philharmonie de Paris, Hammer Jack Yokohama (NHK member ensemble), and the Improtech Paris-Tokyo (IRCAM). His compositions have been recognized internationally, winning awards including the First Prize at Electric Sound’Ar-te (Portugal) and a Special Prize at the Ise-Shima competition (Japan).

He is currently a PhD candidate at Tokyo University of the Arts, in the department of Music Creativity and the Environment, for which he receives a Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT). Alongside his artistic practice, he conducts intensive research in the field of computer music. He regularly presents his work at leading international conferences such as ICMC, SMC, and NIME, as well as in Japan at JSSA.