After attending in Paris, Manuel BLETON trained at 15/30 advertisement studios. Then, he recorded tracks for TV and radio programs, an order from Cezarme-Argile editions. His music is regularly used in a wide variety of Tv shows such as Culture Pub, Thema (on Arte) or entertainment programs for youths (C’est Pas Sorcier). In 1998, he took on the pseudonym “Riff Hifi” to become part of the album “Source Materials” with artists such as Phoenix, Bertrand Burgalat, Sébastien Tellier,… He also contributed to the album “Love Project” for MK2 cinemas, which broadcast his music. He worked for cinema again by taking part in Valérie Guingabodet’s film : “Mariages!” He also composed the music of a trailer starring Monica Bellucci broadcast the Cannes Film Festival, which made Alex Nahon invite him to work on a   featuring Julie Delpy, and on a documentary introducing artists from the Beaubourg Gallery (Arman, César, Tinguély,…). In 2004, his album “Quiet rooms” was issued. He composed the original soundtrack of a dozen short movies and in 2007, he worked for a video exhibition at Macy’s in New York. His music was broadcast in front of the store and then at the Kips Gallery in Chelsea (New York). His music is regularly used as background on the radio (France Culture…) and on TV, in France as well as abroad. He is also a song writer.