Alex Somers is an American visual artist and musician widely known for his evocative ambient and film score compositions. Born on March 7, 1984, in Baltimore, Maryland, Somers honed his talents at the Berklee College of Music, where he not only deepened his understanding of music but also formed a significant personal and professional relationship with Jónsi Birgisson from the Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós.
Over the years, Alex has made a name for himself as a collaborative partner with Sigur Rós and as Jónsi's partner in their musical and life endeavors. Their collaborative works include the album "Riceboy Sleeps," which is fraught with intricate textures and ethereal soundscapes. Apart from this, Somers has fostered a successful career in music production and as a solo artist, delving into film scoring with notable projects such as the soundtracks for "Captain Fantastic," and the television series “Manhattan.”
In his recent body of work, Somers continues to explore rich auditory territories, contributing scores for various mediums such as the feature film "Honey Boy" and the acclaimed documentary "Dawson City: Frozen Time." Some of his most recent releases include "Mars (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)," which showcases his ability to blend orchestral elements with electronic nuances, and "Siblings 2" and "Siblings," which stand as testaments to his growth and exploration as a solo artist, highlighting his signature ambient sound. Alex Somers’ talent for creating hauntingly beautiful and emotionally resonant music makes him a noteworthy figure in the modern soundscape of film and ambient music.
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