An eclectic composer with a unique sound, Lucas Hausrath has written music for film, dance, theater, and orchestras alike. His diverse opportunities have led him to write such genres as house (Aulani Nights, Aquatic Modes), atmospheric and ambient (Urban Motion, Stranger), electroacoustic (I don't know), orchestral (Chemical Spirit), piano works (When You are Lost), art songs (St. Caduceus), and even an oddball folk-inspired number (Hot Air).
	
Hausrath's experience writing for film began when he was 18 with his score to B for Beekeeper, a RiverRun International Film Festival Honorable Mention for best documentary short film. His subsequent time as an undergraduate led him to score over 10 more short films, including a segment of a film for Grammy nominated director Jim Fields.
	
Based out of his Los Angeles home studio, Hausrath works with both electronics and live instruments. A performer himself, he never undervalues the potential for live performance to breath life into a project. Holding a masters degree in composition from the University of Southern California, Hausrath has had his acoustic music performed internationally, as well as from coast to coast in the United States. That said, his academic training never stopped his love of popular music, and for better or worse, Hausrath is always up to date on the latest hits from the industry.

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