Recognized as one of the most innovative and successful composers in the industry today, Inon Zur’s scores have received multiple awards, nominations and generated numerous best-selling soundtracks. A graduate of the Music Academy of Tel Aviv in his native Israel, Zur relocated to the United States and attended the film scoring programs at the Dick Grove School of Music and UCLA, studying under such luminaries as composers Henry Mancini and Allyn Ferguson and orchestrator Jack Smalley.  He resides with his family in Encino, California. 

Classically trained with a flair for powerful, melodic orchestral writing, Zur’s rich portfolio also spans epic action/adventure genres and ethereal fantasy scores for other blockbuster entertainment properties including multiple entries in the Prince of Persia series, The Lord of the Rings: The War in the North (Classical MPR Best Video Game Soundtrack), Dragon Age: Origins (Forbes’ “Top Video Game Soundtracks of All Time”), and Dragon Age II (“Best Original Video Game Score” at the Movie Music Awards UK). He also scored Ubisoft’s first virtual reality game, Eagle Flight (Classic FM‘s Top Ten Video Game Soundtracks of 2016), a breathtaking flight simulation experience set in the skies of Paris, and the beloved adventure game series Syberia 2 & 3 written and directed by visionary Belgian author and artist Benoît Sokal.

A Grammy and Emmy Award-winning composer, producer, and chart-topping recording artist since her professional debut at age five, Emily Bear has achieved groundbreaking success as a pianist, composer, orchestrator, producer and singer-songwriter transcending genres in jazz, classical, pop, scoring for media, and musical theater.

Now 20, Bear has more than 50 million views on YouTube, and a documentary on her life received an EMMY Award. She has performed her original compositions on legendary stages including: Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Hollywood Bowl, and Montreux Jazz Festival. W Magazine’s It Girl of the Year, Bear has performed for the Dali Lama, played a solo concert at the White House, headlined stadium tours, was featured 7 times on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, honored by the Songwriters Hall of Fame and named to the prestigious Forbes Magazine 30 Under 30 list. Film Scoring and media clients include Disney, DreamWorks, Google, Warner Bros., Hulu, Netflix, and Universal.

Jennifer Miller Hammel has been performing professionally as a vocalist, recording artist, and voice-over talent for nearly 20 years. Career highlights include Gounod’s Faust (Marguerite), Ragtime (Mother), Songs for a New World (Woman #1), soprano soloist in Carmina Burana, and various productions with Princeton Opera Festival, Pacific Opera Project, Opera Santa Barbara, and Long Beach Opera. She can be heard on the soundtracks to Riot Games’ League of Legends and Trion Worlds’ Rift: Planes of Telara from Fallout and Dragon Age composer Inon Zur. In addition, she provided backup vocals on Dream Theater’s 2016 release The Astonishing. 

Miller Hammel was the featured vocal soloist and pianist with the St. Mary’s College of Maryland Jazz Ensemble, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Music.  She completed her Master of Music degree in Voice Performance and Pedagogy at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ, where she studied with soprano Margaret Cusack.

Jillian Aversa is an award-winning soundtrack vocalist, concert soloist, composer, and YouTube artist. Her shimmering voice has been featured in blockbuster video game franchises Halo, Destiny, God of War, Civilization, Soulcalibur, Killer Instinct, Katamari Damacy, Assassin’s Creed/Brawlhalla, Crimson Dragon, Honor of Kings, and more. In addition to her soundtrack performances, she is widely known as a soloist with various symphonic game concerts across the globe – as the touring vocal soloist for Video Games Live, an immersive symphonic concert series, Aversa has performed in 14 countries across 5 continents. Her popular YouTube channel features music videos that have received millions of views, as well as coverage in Polygon, Wired, Game Informer, and Nerdist.

Aversa has performed as a soloist with the Boston Symphony, National Symphony, Melbourne Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Shanghai Orchestra, City of Prague Philharmonic, and National Symphony in Dubai, among many others. 

Established in 2016, Tonality is an award-winning ensemble known for “open hearted singing” (Lauri’s List). Tonality’s most recent award is the 2020 Chorus America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming, a prize given for commitment to singing and commissioning new works.

Tonality is led by founder and Artistic Director Alexander Lloyd Blake. Blake imagined Tonality as an ensemble that represents the diverse cultures and ethnicities within the Los Angeles area. Tonality has collaborated with choral composers and film composers to create works presented in concert, striving for diverse voices and perspectives within the composer community. Tonality has performed with MacArthur Fellow Taylor Mac, Pete Townsend of The Who, pianist Lara Downes, and internationally acclaimed performer Björk. Additionally, Tonality sang on scores for “Space Jam 2: A New Legacy” and “Spiderhead.”