Yan Tregger

**Yan Tregger** (often stylized as Yan Treggor) is the pseudonym of a mysterious French library music composer who cooked up funky, psychedelic grooves during the 1970s and '80s. Known for crafting cinematic instrumentals perfect for film, TV, and retro-futuristic daydreams, Tregger’s work blends spacey synths, wah-wah guitars, and hypnotic rhythms. Albums like *Space Oddities (1974-1991)* and *Rhythmiques Statiques* showcase his knack for creating moody, dynamic tracks that later became gold mines for sample-hungry hip-hop and electronic producers.

Despite his low profile, Tregger’s music oozes personality—titles like *Iron Horseman* and *Odyssea* hint at his flair for drama and adventure. His releases, often pressed for specialized libraries rather than mainstream audiences, have since gained cult status among vinyl collectors and retro enthusiasts. While details about his personal life remain scarce, his funky, far-out beats continue to groove through time, proving that you don’t need fame to leave a cosmic footprint.