Born in 1994, Olivier Cong spent his formative years studying psychology before pursuing music and performing arts, motivated andinspired by human behaviours and cognitive psychology.He formed Raven & The Sea Music Production in 2017 as a powerhouse for his music performances—a hybrid form of experimental theatre, performance art, digital media, and music installation. Infusing literature and wordplay into his work and performances. In 2018, Cong became the first musician in Hong Kong to land on Apple Music’s New Artist Spotlight. His first solo concert, “Through the Window I See No Star,” was the city’s first concert held in St. Andrew's Church in Tsim Sha Tsui. In 2021, Cong presented his second solo concert, “I am afraid of”, at West Kowloon Cultural District, fusing art, stage, videography and scents. Over the years, Cong has collaborated with Hong Kong Ballet, HK City Contemporary Dance Company, Shanghai Opera House and Chung Ying Theatre Company as their music director and composer. In 2020, he wrote his first film score for Beijing director Tian Zhuangzhuang for his upcoming feature film. And continued composing soundtracks for Hong kong films and documentaries, notably collaborating with directors such as Ann Hui. Cong has also worked on art installation pieces for K11 Art Foundation and Hong Kong Museum of Art. In 2023, Cong collaborated with Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra to curate “The Voice with a voice” to present composed pieces by himself and Estonian composer Erkki-Sven Tuur, with video works. And in June, he created and directed “His Temple”, combiningcontemporary dance movement and music, inspired by Guy de Maupassant’s French short story, ‘Claire de lune.’ In July, he co-created and directed “The Dreaming”, for West Kowloon Cultural District, which is a product of cross-disciplinary work. In 2024, he formed the independent band Midnight Cowboy and launched their first performance in 2025 with a punk repertoire incorporating the poems written by Hong Kong poet Yam Gong as lyrics.