Dark Cinematic & Epic Composer

Roman Rouzine

Music for Film, Games & Powerful Storytelling

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“Roman is a true virtuoso […]. His guitar playing is simply breathtaking. Though instrumental, his music remains deeply lyrical, as if conceived as a vocal line. Remarkable mastery and fluidity.”
- TMV Magazine

"Between symphonic flights and dreadfully efficient riffs, the album avoids all the traps of the genre to offer a total cinematographic experience."
- Music Waves

"A dense and immersive work where the guitar becomes alternately airy and heartbreaking. Roman Rouzine proves he is much more than a virtuoso: he is a storyteller."
- United Rock Nations

"Make no mistake, this is not just the latest trendy shredder, but a complete guitarist coupled with an outstanding composer."
- La Chaine Guitare

I’m not a big fan of third-person bios. If we’re going to collaborate, let’s keep it real.My music lives in the space between two worlds. Born in Dnipro, Ukraine, and raised in France, I’ve always moved between cultures and contrasts. This duality defines my sound: narrative hybrid orchestral music that explores the dark, the epic, and the deeply human.I cut my teeth in the metal scene. That background gave me a taste for intensity and tension that I now channel into film and game scoring. From recording solo albums like Genesis of Delirium and Humans, to performing masterclasses or representing Ibanez Guitars, my foundation has been the electric guitar, but my vision has always been cinematic.For me, scoring is an act of translation. Holding a Master of Arts in Professional Media Composition from Arts University Bournemouth/ThinkSpace Education gave me the tools, but my heritage gives me the perspective. I see the world as something beautiful yet fragile and chaotic, a feeling I weave into every texture and orchestral layer I compose.Whether I’m teaching, reviewing gear for Audiofanzine, or working in the studio, I’m looking for authenticity over perfection.— Roman