Matin Peymani is a multi-stylistic composer with a Master's degree in Composition from The Royal Academy of Music. Since 2011, he has been actively composing, having produced six albums and  symphonic and chamber music pieces for festivals, orchestras. His work spans various genres, including folk, microtonal music, classical music, electroacoustic music, fusion, and film music.

Composer. Trailers. Soundtracks. Music for concert stage. Contact for free consultation on selected trailer projects.
Winner: American Prizes, Borromeo Award, Brandenburg Chamber Music Prize, Copland Award, Ettelson Award, CAP Grants, Aspen Institute, NEH Award at Schoenberg Institute. 
Albany Records - Arditti Quartet - Aspen Quartet.
Composed trailers for major motion pictures and television. Cues available via Immediate Music, Getty and directly.
Taught composition, theory and electronic music : UC Santa Barbara, Scripps, CSULB, CSULA and UCLA Extension.

Indigo Knecht is a composer, tubist, and educator fascinated with the challenges people face as they navigate this world. Through a synthesis of contemporary classical music and rock & roll, Indigo explores themes such as environmentalism, mental illness, and self-realization.

Indigo has a BM in Composition from Bowling Green State University and a MM in Composition from University of Michigan. They are currently in their fourth year at University of Miami pursuing a DMA in Composition under the guidance of Dr. Juan Chattah. Their multimedia installation, “The Chanting of Coral Reefs: Bringing Awareness to the Endangerment of Coral Reefs Through the Sonification of Settling Larvae,” received the 2024 Presser Foundation Graduate Award. Indigo currently teaches music theory and composition at Tennessee Technological University while they continue to develop expansive compositions that bring awareness to issues in our world with groundbreaking technology.

Described as “a force multiplier with more talents than time” (PATRON Magazine), whose music is “alternately celestial and dark” (John Schaefer, WNYC New Sounds), Anuj Bhutani is a quickly emerging composer, performer, vocalist, and producer whose music often features visceral grooves; ethereal, meditative spaces; a combination of acoustic instruments and electronics, narrative depth, and genre-fluidity. 
He is pursuing his bachelor’s degree in composition at University of North Texas and received an Undergraduate Research Fellowship to study and write about musical process/glitch in the music of David Lang under the guidance of Dr. David-Bard Schwarz. Since 2019, Anuj has also served as the Undergraduate Vice President of UNT Composer’s Forum. His primary composition teachers have included Andrew May, Sungji Hong, Drew Schnurr, and UNT Composer-in-Residence Bruce Broughton. He also holds a BA in Psychology from UT Austin, where he graduated with High Honors and a Presidential scholarship in 2015.

A multi-style classical guitarist and composer playing repertoire, originals and improvisations.

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