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Composer, pianist, producer and teacher Rabat, Morocco

TAKI

Rhazlouni Taqi Eddine, known professionally as TAKI, is a Moroccan composer, pianist, music producer and piano teacher. His first musical experiments took place on a computer using software such as FL Studio and Cubase, influenced by electronic artists including Armin van Buuren, Tiësto and Infected Mushroom. An interest in film music led him to formal study at the National Conservatory of Music and Choreographic Art in Rabat. He graduated in piano in 2019 and later joined the institution as a teacher. His practice spans piano performance, pedagogy, classical and audiovisual composition, production, arrangement, recording, accompaniment, mixing and mastering. TAKI has performed in concerts, entered piano and composition competitions, collaborated with other artists and released music through international labels including Café de Anatolia and Camel VIP.

TAKI

Rhazlouni Taqi Eddine, known professionally as TAKI, is a Moroccan composer, pianist, music producer and piano teacher. His first musical experiments took place on a computer using software such as FL Studio and Cubase, influenced by electronic artists including Armin van Buuren, Tiësto and Infected Mushroom.

An interest in film music led him to formal study at the National Conservatory of Music and Choreographic Art in Rabat. He graduated in piano in 2019 and later joined the institution as a teacher. His practice spans piano performance, pedagogy, classical and audiovisual composition, production, arrangement, recording, accompaniment, mixing and mastering. TAKI has performed in concerts, entered piano and composition competitions, collaborated with other artists and released music through international labels including Café de Anatolia and Camel VIP.

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