Yohann Zveig (born October 10, 1979) is a French composer and producer.

He founded his company BOBURST Productions in 2004.

He began his career playing and singing on stage, and composing music for several singers. However, Yohann's prime passion was composing music for films. This is why he decided to specialize in film score composition.
He has composed original music for cinema, television, sport, commercials and well known international events.

The first original soundtrack that he composed was for the short-film Resistance, directed by Amine Chiboub. This experience was a revelation for Yohann. From this moment on he knew he wanted to be a film score composer.

The success of Resistance opened the door on a first long feature-film. Half the Sky is a franco-moroccan film, directed by Abdelkader Lagtaâ. The film proved to be a resounding success and won numerous awards.

He continued to compose for short-films like First Day, directed by Yohann Charrin, a film with a strong cast that had a tremendous success internationally; and two films by Sarah-Laure Estragnat, Blue like the see and Honni soit qui mal y pense.

He also recently worked on four modern rhapsodies for the European cities of Hamburg, Dublin, Bucharest and Amsterdam. The albums were released in January 2017. The music is orchestral, epic and cinematographic, with electronic sounds and tribal rhythms. There is a very powerful melodic thread throughout the music, which is the very signature of Yohann’s compositions.

At the same time, he works a lot in Los Angeles (California, USA) for music and film production companies.

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