Younes Bahri

Younes Bahri is a film composer who has worked on a range of projects in both film and television. 

His body of work  includes composing the score for the war biopic “Lotfi,” directed by Academy Award-winner Ahmed Rachedi, acclaimed dramatic TV series “Yemma” (seasons 2 and 3), directed by Madih Belaïd, as well as the comedy series “Dar Lefchouche,” directed by Djaffar Gacem. 

Returning to the big screen, Younes collaborated with director Yasmine Chouikh for the film “Benkhlouf”. He is currently scoring the upcoming historic blockbuster “Si El Haouès”, also directed by Yasmine Chouikh. 

Younes Bahri composed, orchestrated, and produced the music for  “The Price of Freedom”, a dramatic musical produced by the National Opera House. This large-scale project featured live performances by the National Symphony Orchestra and Choir, making it a landmark cultural production.

As a composer, Younes Bahri’s style combines orchestral and electronic elements and explores musical traditions from different cultures. He plays several instruments, including piano, world flutes, and lute, and has composed and orchestrated for multiple symphony orchestras.  

He is a member of the SCL (Society of Composers and Lyricists, USA), the WSA (World Soundtrack Academy), as well as the AMA (African Music Academy). Younes Bahri draws on his strong background in local and Andalusian musical styles in creating his scores.