Amphilium - Learning to Swim

Keith’s calling as a musician began at the tender age of five, when he  was gifted a toy organ. He promptly began playing renditions of the commercial jingles heard on television, and from there progressed to studying movie soundtracks. Keith’s realization of the profound effect music had in connecting with an audience launched him on his journey as a  composer.


Keith's compositions thoughtfully blend orchestral and electronic elements to create an emotionally enticing soundscape, while his gift for creating thematic music with captivating melodies enables the listener to travel on a personal  journey through the ebb and flow of each piece.

A graduate of the UCLA Extension Film Scoring Program, Keith studied  under notable film and television composers and industry professionals.  After completing his studies, he was awarded an internship with The Society of Composers and Lyricists Annual Mentor Program and selected as one of only 15 participants in the annual ASCAP Annual Film Scoring Workshop. Keith was later featured in Music Connection magazine in an article focusing on the diverse backgrounds of the group.

His album of New Age music entitled, "Etc...", was released through Bay Area record label Noir Records, which led to a collaboration with the  composer for the independent film, Park Day, for which Keith provided additional music. This film went on to win the Audience Award at the Urbanworld Film Festival.

Keith also scored the short film, The Showdown, which received the inaugural Triple Play Award for Best Technical Integration – Original Score at the Long Island International Film Expo.

While still passionate about writing New Age compositions, Keith also continues to work with music publishers and trailer house companies, where his music can be heard in various mediums.

Originally from the town of Souris, Manitoba, award-winning composer Jeff Tymoschuk moved to Vancouver in 1992 to pursue a career in music production. Since 1999, he has scored over 90 films, including the science fiction thriller "Altitude", the feature documentary "Mr Big", and the WWE Studios action film "The Marine 4: Moving Target". In 2013 he scored the feature "Leprechaun: Origins", the reboot of the classic horror film franchise directed by long-time collaborator Zach Lipovsky. He has also written the music for the Murder She Baked series starring Alison Sweeney and the Aurora Teagarden series, starring Candace Cameron Bure.

In 2002, he scored his first videogame, "James Bond: Nightfire" for Electronic Arts, which went on to win the 2003 Game Audio Network Guild (GANG) Award for Best Arrangement of a Non-Original Theme and Best Interactive Music. In 2003 he provided additional music for "The Simpsons Hit and Run" from Radical Entertainment/Vivendi Universal Games, and wrote additional music to "James Bond: Everything or Nothing", supplementing 24 composer Sean Callery’s score. Shortly after, he scored, "Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice", and followed that up by working with Hothead Games on the "Penny Arcade Adventures" and "DeathSpank" franchises.

“Sleeping Dogs”, an action, undercover cop game developed by United Front Games in collaboration with Square Enix London Studios recently garnered 6 nominations at the 2013 Canadian Video Game Awards, including “Best Original Music”.  The game was re-released in late 2014 as "Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition" for PS4, Xbox One and PC.  

Jeff is represented by Matthew Safran and Ari Wise at Core Music Agency.

Luftrum is a Danish sound designer, crafting auditory magic since 2008. 

From chasing elusive harmonies on synths to creating innovative Kontakt libraries, his work is used and endorsed by a diverse range of artists, from aspiring bedroom producers to Grammy and Oscar winners. 

Luftrum has collaborated with industry giants like Apple, Steinberg and Native Instruments.

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