Christophe Rezai, born on April 26, 1966, in Toulouse, France, is a distinguished French-Iranian composer and musician. He has been residing in Tehran, Iran, since 1994, where he has been instrumental in blending Iranian and Western musical traditions. Rezai initially studied Hydraulic Engineering in Toulouse and Marketing at HEC Paris before dedicating himself to music. His diverse musical repertoire spans Medieval, Baroque, Classical, Modern, Pop, Jazz, and Electronic genres.

Rezai has composed music for over 50 films, including notable works such as "The Last Fiction" (2018), "Nagahan Derakht" (2019), and "Negar" (2017). His collaborations extend to documentaries, theater performances, TV commercials, and audiobooks. He has worked with esteemed directors like Dariush Mehrjui, Mani Haghighi, and Justine Shapiro. His contributions to film music have earned him nine international and Iranian awards for best movie soundtracks.

In addition to his composition work, Rezai is a celebrated musician and singer. He founded the Nour Ensemble in 2000, which includes French and Iranian singers and instrumentalists. The ensemble has performed extensively across Europe and Asia, releasing its first album, "Alba," in 2005. Rezai's innovative approach to music and his commitment to cultural fusion have made him a prominent figure in the world of music composition and performance.