Chuck Johnson is a prolific American composer and musician, known for his evocative soundscapes and innovative guitar work. With a career that spans several decades, Johnson has established himself as a deft artist within the realms of ambient music, modern composition, and American Primitive guitar. His body of work is characterized by a meditative quality and a deep exploration of the intersection between the acoustic and electronic realms.
Among his most recent releases, Chuck Johnson has made significant contributions to the world of film and documentary soundtracks, such as "Music From Burden Of Proof" and its various thematic pieces including "Burden Of Proof - (Opening Titles/Interrogation)" and "Burden Of Proof (Night Of The Disappearance/Letters From The Attic)." His forays into remixing are evidenced by "The Groundskeeper (Chuck Johnson Remix)," showcasing his adaptability and breadth as an artist. His recordings, "The Cinder Grove," "Raz de Maree," and "Rain Shadow" stand as profound statements of his ability to blend melody with texture, betraying a deep awareness of both modern classical and experimental traditions. With "Ferric" and "Precession," Johnson continues to blur the lines between genres, while "Tangled Mirror Yarn" and "Mound Of Shards" echo his commitment to pushing the auditory envelope. His contributions to soundtracks like "Somewhere South" and "Food Town" not only underscore his versatility but also his skill in composing music that enriches visual media. Johnson's work, particularly evidenced in pieces like "Alpenglow," unfailingly transports listeners to otherworldly landscapes, marking him as an instrumental storyteller of rare talent.
Join them and feed your new music addiction, and add the artists you love!
Get Started