Graeme Revell is a renowned music composer hailing from New Zealand, known for his gripping and atmospheric film scores that have illuminated the silver screen. Born on October 23, 1955, in Auckland, Revell initially pursued a career in the public sector before his artistic inclinations steered him toward a path less conventional. He gained notoriety in the 1980s as a founding member of the industrial music group SPK, where he honed his skill in crafting evocative soundscapes. His transition to film scoring was seamless and marked by his break-out work on the cult classic "Dead Calm" in 1989.

Revell’s mastery of ambience, tension, and thematic depth in his compositions quickly established him as a go-to score producer for Hollywood filmmakers. He possesses a versatile range that effortlessly adapts to varied genres, be it the gothic undertones of "The Crow" or the gripping suspense of "Pitch Black." His extensive discography reflects his demand in the industry, with notable entries like the chilling "Bride of Chucky," the pulse-pounding "Assault on Precinct 13," and the darkly luscious "Gotham: Season 1." With a career that traverses over three decades, Graeme Revell remains an influential and prolific figure in the realm of film music, his haunting melodies continuing to resonate with audiences worldwide.

Genres

Oceania Soundtrack

Soundtrack

Latest Release

Bride of Chucky (Original Motion Picture Score)

Graeme Revell

Album - 28 Tracks - Released June 30, 2023