Emile Mosseri

As a singer, songwriter and composer, Emile Mosseri transforms the human experience into colorful sounds. Musical storytelling is his lifeblood - a talent he has shared with songwriters and directors - and has recently become the focus of his own work as an artist.

Mosseri spent his teens and twenties as a band member in New York City before moving to Los Angeles to work as a composer - a city where he has forged some of his closest collaborative relationships. Mosseri has scored the personal stories of Joe Talbot, Miranda July, Lee Isaac Chung and others with emotional, melodic film scores, earning multiple awards, including a nomination for Best Original Score at the Academy Awards for Chung's Minari (2020) in 2021. At the same time, he has built lasting relationships with other songwriters both in the studio and on stage, collaborating with Angel Olsen, Hand Habits, Bobby Krlic, Sam Gendel, Mary Lattimore, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Dave Longstreth and others. In 2023, Mosseri released Heaven Hunters, his debut album that is both expansive and cinematic in its dynamic scope and deeply exposed and open in its emotional core. Much of the album is designed to be experienced as intimately as possible, and it's this aesthetic - raw, unfiltered songwriting - that Mosseri has been exploring musically of late.