Nicolas Villebrun is a Parisian musician. By joining the renowned pop group Poni Hoax as a guitarist, Nicolas Villebrun significantly contributed to their success. With Poni Hoax, he participated in the creation of four studio albums and notable world tours. His musical journey then turned towards more experimental and electronic horizons. He co-founded the captivating electro duo, Society of Silence, and also released two solo albums under the pseudonym "Tite". These projects were praised for their originality and boldness, blending innovative sound textures with striking emotional depth, thus demonstrating Nicolas's artistic versatility. Nicolas Villebrun has collaborated in the studio with Renaud Létang, contributing to recordings for artists Alain Souchon and Jane Birkin. He played guitar on Souchon's album "À Cause d'Elles," released in 2011. Contributions to Cinema and Theater In addition to his achievements in the pop and electronic music world, Nicolas Villebrun has also brought his creativity to cinema and theater. He has composed for films such as those by Arielle Dombasle and played a key role as a guitarist in Thomas Ostermeyer's theatrical productions. Future Projects and Collaborations Nicolas Villebrun is planning exciting new projects, including a collaboration with Etienne Jaumet, while working with artists such as Flexfab. In addition to his roles as performer and composer, Nicolas Villebrun is also recognized as a mixer, producer, and teacher.