Pierre Flasse (1995) is a British/Belgian composer, sound designer, performer, arranger, musical director and educator based in London. He creates music and sound that explores diverse musical landscapes while remaining true to his own voice and style. Whether delving into the realms of spiritual jazz, cinematic music, or electronica, his music pulsates with genuine emotion and raw honesty. From theatre, to game audio and film, from live orchestral works to drum and bass production, he has a deep knowledge, love and understanding of strong and powerful musical experiences. One of Pierre's personal missions as a creative is to develop powerful and impactful work that resonates with the humanity of audiences. Pierre is an Elemental Artist in partnership with the Watermill Theatre, Newbury. In 2021, he began working with Bolton-based theatre company Ordinary Glory on a new verbatim stage show 'Joy Unspeakable' exploring disordered eating through dance and music, and toured the North West in Summer 2024. He is being mentored by sound designer Pete Malkin (Cursed Child, Othello, Let The Right One In) with support from the Association of Sound Designers.Pierre is the bandleader for his jazz originals project under his own name. The music he writes for this blends the worlds of cinematic, folk and jazz. The music is meditative and creates a space for reflection through a dynamic journey with constantly shifting textures and instrumentation. The debut singles 'Elegy' and 'Elegy (Part 2)' were released in 2023 to a fantastic response, and his debut single 'True' was released in 2024 with radio plays (Jazz FM, Amazing Radio), Spotify playlist placements (53,500+ followers) and online blogs (with Facebook followers 160k+ followers). Pierre is currently an assistant composer to Sally Potter OBE, working as a transcriber, arranger, orchestrator, mixer, sound editor and creative collaborator. He creates bespoke music and sound for indie video game projects. He has also scored two original soundtracks for film; Sis - a drama about a broken family relationship, and Svaha - an adventure film about two friends kayaking the Caribbean. He also took part in the Edinburgh-based collaborative animation festival 10x10x21 and collaborated with animator Calum Main. He studied his bachelors and masters at the University of Manchester in music and composition, and graduated in 2018