Sébastien Tellier (born in Plessis-Bouchard, France, on February 22, 1975) is an outlier on the French electronic scene, having established a lasting public presence with his rugby-like build, his 2005 advert-illustrating "Ritournelle ", and a daring album: Sexuality (2008), a soundtrack to an imaginary erotic film released on the Record Makers label by the duo Air. Surprisingly selected for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2008, he provoked controversy with the English-language song "Divine". A revised version of his album, Sexuality Remixed, was released in summer 2010. In 2012, the imposing bearded composer returned as a guru with an album under the sign of a mysterious "Blue Alliance", a spiritual exercise entitled My God Is Blue, complete with the anthem "Pépito bleu". The following year, in addition to composing a previously unreleased soundtrack for the film Confessions d'un enfant du siècle, he produced the album Confection. The musician then left for Brazil, where he began recording his next album, L'Aventura (2014), completed in the studios of Jean-Michel Jarre and Philippe Zdar. Two new soundtracks follow: the Saint Amour EP and the album Marie et les Naufragés (2016). He takes part in the short-lived group Mind Gamers with Daniel Stricker (Midnight Juggernauts) and John Kirby, then signs the soundtrack to the film A Girl Is a Gun before producing the debut album by American dancer and model Dita Von Teese. Six years after his last personal album, Sébastien Tellier unveils his ninth album Domesticated in May 2020.