Hotel de Ville: n. "a place - cinematic and darkly seductive. Otherworldly voice and orchestral strings mix with down tempo beats and atmospheric reflection."

Hotel de Ville is the musical vehicle for composer and vocalist Rhett Brewer. A cinematic space which is distinctly left-bank Paris in feel, Hotel de Ville mixes trip-hop beats with intimite orchestra and Rhett's other-worldly voice.

Most recently tracks have appeared in the ABC TV series "The Path to 9/11" and in several films in Europe. With the release of the collaborative compilation album These Wings Without Feathers featuring Brewer (Ronan Quays) and Lisa Gerrard in 1996, Brewer's music was introduced to an international audience.



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Inside Hotel de Ville, the rooms tell stories and the walls have ears. Cinematic and darkly seductive, Hotel de Ville is the musical vehicle of composer and vocalist Rhett Brewer. Taking inspiration from 60s French pop and film noir, Brewer blends dramatic soundscapes with down-tempo percussion.

Brewer's first album "The Ebbing Wings of Wisdom" was first introduced to the public by the BBC's Charlie Gillett. This debut followed the collaborative album "These Wings Without Feathers," which also features Lisa Gerrard and Elijah's Mantle. Soon after, Rhett began scoring films and even co-composed the soundtrack for the video game "Homeworld2".

Most recently, Brewer's music has been featured in the Touchstone Pictures series "The Path to 9/11" which was broadcast on ABC in the US and the BBC in the UK. Other recent film scores include music composed for the upcoming films "The Lot" and Tara Golden's "Peacewalker." Watch a clip here.