Sebastien Hollich

Sebastien Hollich is a 20-year-old award-winning composer and producer from West Lafayette, Indiana, now based in Boston. Specializing in film scoring while also producing electronic, pop, and other genres of music, his work has accumulated over 4 million streams and 6 million views across platforms like YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram. In 2025, Sebastien was named “Rising Student Leader of the Year” at Berklee College of Music’s Best of Berklee Awards in recognition of his artistic excellence and campus leadership. As part of the Red Bull x Berklee Scoring Competition, he recently recorded a full orchestral piece at the iconic Synchron Stage Vienna for a Sounds of Red Bull project called “The Orchestrals II.” Synchron Stage is internationally known for recording blockbusters like Dune, The Hunger Games, Gaurdians of the Galaxy, and House of the Dragon, and Sebastien’s session there marks a major step in his emerging career.

Sebastien has composed music for short films, video games, podcasts, and television. One of his most recent works, “Outsider Chimp,” was an official selection at the 2025 Santa Monica International Film Festival. He has also rescored several Hollywood trailers and movie clips with original material, earning recognition as one of the top three winners in the 2023 Berklee Film Scoring Network Competition.

A versatile multi-instrumentalist proficient in trombone and percussion, Sebastien has performed with orchestras, jazz bands, and competitive ensembles for nearly a decade—earning accolades such as being a 2x state finalist with the West Lafayette Percussion Ensemble and the 2023 Arion® Award winner at his high school for musical excellence. Currently pursuing a degree in Film Scoring at Berklee College of Music, Sebastien serves as President of the Berklee Film Scoring Network, Vice President of the Student Government Association, and is an active GRAMMY U member. He also works as a Film Scoring Project Sessions Assistant, performing in live orchestral recording sessions for student film scores—contributing to the collaborative process that brings student composers’ visions to life.