Celluloid's career began around the late 80s, in collaboration with the BMG, Africa Seven labels. In the early 90s, he founded the USA MUSIC store in Paris. He was also a radio host in both L'Archipel Du Funk and Rinse for 3 years, after several compilations of B-Sides and Rarities.
He leaves for New York and works with Phillip Lehman to create Wagram Records, and promote his label "St Germain Des Prés". He also emancipates Desco Records with the "Dap-Kings", from orchestration to distribution. It will become the "Dap-Kings" of Sharon Jones & Lee Fields, but also Antibalas, Menahan street band...
Besides, he got offered to be in charge of the "A1 Records Shop". There, he was the "official supplier" of records and loops of the biggest electro and hip-hop producers, such as Fat Boy Slim, Masters At Works, Warren G, Cypress Hill, Deee-Lite, Massive Attack, Q Tip, Bob Sinclar, Quest Love, Cassius, Just Blaze or Alchemist, Madlib... All came to A1's in New York, the former stronghold of the Lord of Funk.
As for the production, he contributed to the sound illustration of several films and ads with Frank Gastambide, Romain Gavras & Kim Chapiron, among others ...
Compo and coordinator around his young label Boogie Butt Records, he produces for Clarence "Blowfly" Reid, The Real Fake MC, Bruno "Patchworks" Hovart, Opolopo...