Ludwig Göransson

Ludwig Göransson is a Los Angeles-based Swedish musician most widely known for his often playful film and tv scores. Göransson was raised having a musician dad and started music lessons at a age. Reared mainly on pop/rock and roll, he branched into jazz and traditional in his teenagers, and continued to graduate from the Royal University of Music in Stockholm. Then relocated to LA, signed up for the Rating for FILM and Television system at the University or college of Southern California, and quickly found are an associate to film composer Theodore Shapiro (Aged College, Tropic Thunder, St. Vincent), who distributed Göransson’s penchant for humor. After getting some credits on film pants and in tv, the youthful composer got his discovery assignment in ’09 2009 on what would end up being the long-running sitcom Community, which resulted in concurrent focus on New Female and Happy Endings, among various other Television series. During his period on Community, he also discovered focus on feature movies including the humor We’re the Millers as well as the biopic Fruitvale Place, both released in 2013. Demonstrating his hands-on curiosity about styles beyond his display screen work — a lot of which he previously performed and documented all by himself unless an orchestra was warranted — he collaborated with Community ensemble member Donald Glover on Glover’s rap produces beneath the Childish Gambino pseudonym, including 2011’s Camp and 2013’s As the Internet. Göransson also began his own single project beneath the name Ludovin, launching the indie pop EP Where to find a celebration in 2013 while acquiring time for you to collaborate with various other recording artists, such as for example producing two music on Days HAVE DIED for indie rock-band HAIM and composing songs for, amongst others, Possibility the Rapper and Pell. Community finished its work in 2015, a season that noticed Göransson’s scoring function in the critically acclaimed Rocky franchise entrance Creed.