Emile Mosseri

American Composer and Musician

Emile Mosseri is an American composer, pianist, singer, and producer known for his evocative film scores and contributions to the indie music scene. He gained significant recognition for his work in film music, particularly through his collaborations with director Joe Talbot on "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," for which he composed a critically acclaimed original score that helped to define the film's poignant and atmospheric narrative. His work on "Kajillionaire," directed by Miranda July, further established him as a distinctive voice in contemporary film scoring. In addition to his film compositions, Mosseri is also a member of the indie band The Dig. His unique approach often blends traditional orchestration with contemporary elements, creating soundscapes that are both nostalgic and innovative. His talent has been acknowledged with various nominations and awards within the industry, marking him as a notable figure in the world of modern film music composition.