His Excellency, Mr. Emmanuel Motelin, is a composer, cybersecurity professional specializing in External Attack Surface Management (EASM) & Research Analyst. A proud Kenyan-Canadian, he leverages his diverse skills to share valuable insights and data-driven perspectives.

Emmanuel Motelin is a Kenyan-Canadian composer and artist. He is renowned for his immersive instrumental music. His music spans cyberpunk, dystopian, space ambient, atmospheric, and sci-fi genres. His portfolio includes various original soundtracks, as well as evocative remasters of iconic film scores. These include “All the Best Memories Are Hers” from Blade Runner 2049 (2017). He also remastered “Stay” from Interstellar (2014). His work blends futuristic soundscapes with introspective depth.

Career and interests:

Music composer: A self-taught composer, Emmanuel Motelin leverages code-based software synthesizers to craft cinematic soundscapes rooted in the space-ambient genre. His work is defined by a deep appreciation for introspective sonic journeys that bridge ancient cultural heritages with futuristic innovation. By venturing into uncharted auditory territories, Mr. Motelin creates an inimitable, meditative atmosphere that offers listeners a profoundly immersive experience.

Cybersecurity: As a cybersecurity professional specializing in (EASM), Mr. Motelin possesses a rare versatility that bridges technical defense with strategic foresight. Through his work, he relentlessly fortifies the digital perimeters of organizations by uncovering difficult-to-detect threats.

Domain Brokerage: Motelin also manages a portfolio of premium domain names and brokers deals for businesses.

Research & Data Analysis: He identifies as a seasoned equity research analyst specializing in technology stocks and tech-driven investments. He frequently publishes data-driven insights and financial perspectives on global industries like semiconductors, tech growth, and international stock market performance.

Background & Heritage: Emmanuel Motelin was born in Kericho, Kenya, which is known as the nation’s “Tea Capital.” He is of Kalenjin heritage, specifically the Kipsigis sub-tribe. This sub-tribe is a Southern Nilotic ethno-linguistic group indigenous to the Rift Valley region. Raised in Alberta, Canada, his dual Kenyan-Canadian nationality has profoundly influenced his worldview. Motelin’s upbringing are defined by a blend of East African and Western influences.

In the Kalenjin community of Kenya, particularly among the Kipsigis and Nandi sub-tribes, Motelin is a rare and prestigious surname rooted in a specific lineage of hospitality and leadership. Unlike common Kalenjin names that use “Kip-” or “Chep-” prefixes to denote birth time or weather, Motelin serves as a modern adaptation of the “mo-” prefix found in vital agricultural and social terms such as moita or moitalel (calf) and moinget (manger)—as well as the title Motiryot, referring to high-ranking elders or priests who officiate sacred marriage and initiation rites. Linguistically derived from the root word Möet (signifying “stomach” or “wound” to mark birth circumstances), the name acts as a distinct cultural marker of ceremonial heritage and communal status.