Today the Swiss newspaper La Tribune de Genève publishes an article by Luca Sabbatini about my career.

It is exciting to anounce that the release of my soundtrack to Last Breath by Howlin' Wolf Records is set to February 21, 2012.

Preparing the release of the soundtrack to Last Breath with Howlin' Wolf Records.

It is always exciting to be living in such a cosmopolitan city as Los Angeles is, as I am currently scoring 2 commercials for Direct TV, one in Korean and one in Chinese.

Bruce Heppner-Elgin, the producer of Collapse that I scored earlier this year, was so pleased with the music that he decided to hire me again on the last movie he wrote and directed entitled The Offering. I am very touched and honored by the appreciation and trust and hope to fulfill his expectations once again on his exciting project.

Last Breath's soundtrack was awarded the Gold Medal for Excellence in Original Music for a Feature Film at the 2011 Park City Film Music Festival. I could not be happier with this score since it is the third Prize that it has been earning.

The score that I wrote to Last Breath garnered its second Prize as it was awarded the Bonehead Award for Best Movie Soundtrack at the 2011 Bare Bones International Film Festival.

Last Breath that I had the chance to score won Best Feature and Best Score at the 2011 Garden State Film Festival. Those are such exciting pieces of news as the movie will be released on DVD April 13 2011.

I have just started scoring the amazing feature film entitled Collapse. Co-directors Jason Bolinger and Insane Mike Saunders rehearsing with Chris Mulkey(Cloverfield, North Country, Rambo).

We have just finished mixing the score to the Rolex movie with The Lord of the Rings recording engineer John Kurlander and assistant Sam Okell at the legendary Abbey Road Studios(The Beatles, Star Wars, Avatar) in snowy London. John did a spectacular mix where one can hear crystal clear the subtle performance of the large orchestra and choir.

The score to the Rolex promotional movie has just been recorded in Seattle at Bastyr's St. Thomas Chapel with the very large Academy Award winning orchestra of Seattlemusic made of 85 amazingly refined players and a not smaller choir of 96 goose bump inducing singers. The recording is simply a jewel; beautiful and, I must say, HUUUGE sounding!

	Orchestrator/music preparator Robert Puff, myself, music recordist Brian Valentino and recording engineer/mixer John Kurlander.

I have been hired by Caravan Productions to score a Rolex promotional movie that will be shown in Shangaï for the next 4 years. The movie will be shown on a 330-degree screen, so in order to create a unique experience we have decided with The Lord of the Rings recording engineer John Kurlander to give to the audience the impression that they will be seating in the middle of the orchestra.

I am very proud to have been part in the making of The Invocation, whose narrator Sharon Stone accepted on behalf of the cast the Humanitarian Award at The Beverly Hills Film, TV & New Media Film Festival 2010. Director Emmanuel Itier and Sharon Stone gave a humbling speech of acceptance.

The interview that French Morning made with me is now online.

Chain Letter, that I scored earlier this year, will hit the theaters October 1, 2010. You can discover the trailer to this breathtaking horror/thriller here. The movie is featuring Nikki Reed(Twilight), Brad Dourif(LOTR), Betsy Russell(SAW), Keith David(Armageddon) and Ling Bai(Crank).

I have been scoring 3 commercials for a few new satellite service bundles by Direct TV.

Dark House, featuring Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator, From Beyond,...), is the winner of Fangoria's FrightFest Horror 2010. The movie will open in theatres July 30, 2010.

Vincent is working for Vinz again. Down This Road is the latest exciting movie by New York director Vinz Feller. I will be at work on it very soon.

World #1 tennis player Roger Federer's TV commercial for Nationale Suisse foleyed, sound designed and scored by myself earlier this year can be found online.

I have just finished scoring the first part of Obake that was shot in Hawaii. The second part of this ghost legend will be shot this Summer in Los Angeles.

Manufacture Roger Dubuis's new 'Excalibur' watch series is launching with a commercial that I scored and produced by Sacha Aranicki of Caravan Productions. You can watch the result online here.

I am currently scoring 3 very fun promotionals for new satellite service bundles by Direct TV. They are a spoof of James Bond.

Spike Lee congratulates producers Howard and Gordon Green(unrelated) for their well-deserved "Best Thriller" Award for Machete Joe at the San Diego Black Film Festival 2010. I had an amazing time scoring their movie.

2010 starts strong. I have only 20 days to score Chain Letter. The movie is featuring Nikki Reed, Brad Dourif, Betsy Russell, Keith David and Ling Bai. It is my second collaboration with Deon Taylor for whom I scored Dead Tone (pictures below) a couple of years ago. The score will be a mix of orchestra and electronics featuring a rich "metallic" soundscape.

World #1 tennis player Roger Federer is the center of the TV commercial I am scoring for Nationale Suisse. The project is in the middle of the CGI process as I have just finished my 10th musical approach on it. We will have the chance to see Federer in a very unusual situation.

I am currently scoring three teasers, one for each candidate, for the new game show of Direct TV.

I am very honored to have been chosen by renowned director Mark L Lester to collaborate on his latest project entitled Groupie. Mark L Lester directed such classics as Commando, Firestarter, Class of 1984, and Armed and Dangerous.

Vincent has 21 days to deliver the score to the thriller Groupie featuring Eric Roberts.

Obake is a movie written and directed by Jules Aguimatang that Vincent will be scoring soon. Obake means Ghost in Japanese, and the legend is happening in Hawaï.

Vincent is scoring four teasers for a new game show by Direct TV.

Regularly at this link, Vincent will be offering tracks to download for free. To start up, 3 tracks from a superb movie entitled Death as a Tango.

Second and very exciting collaboration with director Franz-Josef Holzer on his latest crime, a children sci-fi entitled Un Petit Pas(A Small Step).

Vincent is in preparation for the release of his seventh soundtrack, Cut Off (Malcolm McDowell, Faye Dunaway, Ann Archer, Thomas Ian Nicholas). The great Luis M Rojas will design the cover once again. Extra tracks, the score to a short movie entitled We Take Care of Our Own will also appear on the album.

Soon in a Swiss theater near you, a commercial for the Centre Medico-Dentaire Balexert that Vincent scored for Caravan Productions.

Vincent is now represented by one of the 3 big-league film composer agencies, First Artists Management (Brokeback Mountain, Matrix, Twilight, Little Miss Sunshine, Wedding Crashers, Body of Lies,...).

Soundtrack columnist John Mansell's extensive interview of Vincent is now available online. Mr Mansell also reviewed several of his soundtracks, God's Waiting List, L'Ecart, Quelques Jours Avant la Nuit, and The Irish Vampire Goes West.

Randall D Larson's thorough interview of Vincent can be read in the January 2, 2009 edition of Randall Larson's Soundtrax column.

Vincent has just scored 3 movies in the last 4 months. He is officialy out of ideas.

Izabela Rieben's and Sami Ben Youssef's Tango Lola, that Vincent scored, has been nominated for The Quartz, the major Swiss awards ceremony.

Vincent will soon be scoring Dark House, featuring Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator, From Beyond,...).

Vincent will be scoring J. Jesse Smith's new romantic comedy I Do... I Did! featuring Cherie Johnson, and Antwon Tanner (Coach Carter, Brother,...).

ScreenSounds film music columnist Jeff Hall has reviewed every soundtrack released by Vincent. You can check out the reviews at ScreenSounds.

Vincent has been hired to score Machete Joe, featuring Austin Stoker (Assault on Precinct 13, Airport 1975, Battle for the Planet of the Apes,...), and Ernie Hudson (Dragonball: Evolution, Miss Congeniality, Ghostbusters 3, The Crow,...).

Legendary soundtrack critique Randall D Larson has reviewed Vincent's soundtracks to The Irish Vampire Goes West in his column at buysoundtrax.com. You can read his detailed review online.

Music From The Movies' busiest soundtrack expert Michael Beek has reviewed Vincent's soundtracks to The Irish Vampire Goes West. You can read his excellent review online.

Vincent's soundtracks to The Irish Vampire Goes West has just been released by Spheris Records. The CD is now available on Vincent's website, CD Baby, Screen Archives Entertainment, and Intrada in the USA, Au Paradoxe Perdu, Chris Soundtrack Corner and Rosebud Cinema Shop in Europe, and Ark Soundtrack Square in Japan. The score is also available in MP3 format on CD Baby, iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, and many other online stores.

Vincent is currently scoring the animated comedy Tango Lola directed by Izabela Rieben and Sami Ben Youssef, and produced by Xavier Ruiz and Diane Duperret for Tarantula Productions.

Vincent's soundtracks to Quelques Jours Avant La Nuit has just been released by Spheris Records. The CD is now available on Vincent's website, CD Baby, Screen Archives Entertainment, and Intrada in the USA, Au Paradoxe Perdu, Chris Soundtrack Corner and Rosebud Cinema Shop in Europe, and Ark Soundtrack Square in Japan. The score is also available in MP3 format on CD Baby, iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, and many other online stores.

Vincent is currently scoring the drama Max written and directed by Jean-Paul Cardinaux, and produced by Xavier Ruiz and Sandra K'Bourch for Tarantula Productions.

Vincent will be scoring the ingenious Last Breath written and directed by Ty Jones, and produced by Aaron Laue.

Vincent's score to L'Ecart has been awarded the Silver Medal for Best Impact of Music in a Feature Film at the 2008 Park City Film Music Festival.

Vincent has been chosen to score Simon Edelstein's dark-humored thriller Quelques Jours Avant La Nuit (A Few Days Before Night), produced by Olivier Talpain for Aïe Productions.

Vincent is the guest of Sonotone, the blog of Luca Sabbatini in the Swiss newspaper, La Tribune de Genève.

Vincent's soundtracks to Pray For Morning, God's Waiting List, L'Ecart, and The Appearance of Things have just been released by Spheris Records. Those four scores are now available in CD or MP3 format on Vincent's website, CD Baby, and iTunes.

Vincent will soon be scoring writer Gordon Greene's currently untitled project directed by Lee Strasberg's Institute instructor Sasha Krane.

Vincent's score to Pray For Morning was awarded the Moondance Columbine Award for best score at the Moondance International Film Festival 2007.

Vincent is finishing the score to the brand new comedy show La Tribu directed by Patrick Léger and produced by Xavier Ruiz of Tarantula Productions for the Swiss Television channel TSR. To be broadcasted in September in prime time.

Vincent's score to Pray For Morning is a finalist of the 2007 Moondance International Festival in the best Film Score category. Two other scores of his, L'Ecart and The Appearance of Things, made it to the semi-final of the competition. The winner will be anounced during the festival in September.

Vincent has been hired to score 7eventy 5ive for directors Brian Hooks (Soul Plane) and Deon Taylor, starring Rutger Hauer, Cherie Johnson, and Antwon Tanner. Executive-produced by Earvin "Magic" Johnson.