DoosC is a French-born electronic music composer, and producer based in Luxembourg .

Born in 1979 in the Alps region of France, DoosC (real name Pierre-Jean Perrussel-Morin) has established himself as a unique voice in the electronic music scene in Luxembourg. He is a member of various music organisation and federations in Luxembourg like SACEM, FLAC, FAMIL & d’Filmakademie.

Background and Philosophy

Currently residing in Saeul, Luxembourg, DoosC describes himself as a "music composer and producer" who "believes in music as the universal language of humanity".

His approach to music creation is deeply human, as he considers music to transcend "spoken languages, genders, cultures, etc and is able to convey breathtaking emotions that no other medium can"

Musical Style and Influences

His musical palette draws from multiple electronic genres, incorporating elements of traditional musical cultures, as he stated on an interview "inspiration comes to him as he explores various musical cultures, while being inspired by the places associated with them".

This approach is reflected in track titles like "Ayaymama," "Lost In Sigiriya," and "The Bight of Benin," suggesting influences from diverse geographical and cultural sources.

Recent Work and Innovation

Recently, DoosC has begun exploring film & game scoring. He responded to the FLAC call for the Luxembourg Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, submitting an 88-second moodcut featuring digital stems for a heartbeat leitmotif, with the potential to develop into a full theme for the pavilion’s immersive scenography.

Additionally, he participated in the Indie Game Music Contest (IGMC) Spring 2025, crafting an adaptive, context-sensitive soundtrack and submitting it for professional feedback. IGMC is a competition praised for its focus on creative storytelling rather than technical polish.