CLEARLIGHT is the pseudonyme of French song-writer and composer Cyrille "CLEARLIGHT" Verdeaux, with a blend of classical romanticism and prog-rock experimentation. 

CLEARLIGHT was the name of Verdeaux's first 1975 released album, which was the first French progressive rock album signed under a major British label. It is also possible to see this album in the Billboard magazine among the all time 100 best prog rock albums. 

During the 1970's, the death of Verdeaux's 4-year-old son Jonathan forced the composer to travel to India where he studied yoga and meditation which he has acknowledged profoundly influenced his later music. 

In the mid-80's Cyrille Verdeaux released a succession of similar albums, as well as a cassette-only compilation release known as the KUNDALINI OPERA in 1984. 

Cyrille Verdeaux incorporates the talents of several other singers, songwriters, and composers such as David Cross of KING CRIMSON, Tim Blake, Dider Malherbe and Steve Hillage of GONG, and jazz violinist Didier Lockwood 

Cyrille Verdeaux's CLEARLIGHT should be considered progressive rock because he conceptualizes meditation and incorporates complex musical ideas with his experiences with meditation and Indian music.

In 2000, CLEARLIGHT MUSIC was reborn when Verdeaux released through his own label the albums Messenger of the Son, Solar Transfusion and later Infinite Symphony

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