Influenced by film soundtracks and electronica, successful artist/composer/producer Michael Bross conjures a style that is emotional, haunting and beat-driven.

In the last few years, he has created the soundtrack for the video games "Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath" (published by Electronic Arts, 2005) and "Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee" (published by Microsoft, 2001). Oddworld's games have sold 5 million copies worldwide. His work on these projects has won him several awards including the NY Festivals Gold World Medal in 2004 for “Best Soundtrack”. He also crafted the scores for "Black Dahlia" (1998, published by Take 2), starring Dennis Hopper, and "Ripper" (1996, published by Take 2), starring Christopher Walken.

Besides his score work, Bross recently recorded and released a new album, “Everything Is Now”, a unique crafting of cinematic/hypnotic electronica. His album "As Quiet Things Roar", originally released in 2001, has been re-released in 2007.

Currently he is working on a project for Red 5 Studios, another video game company. This game is being produced by a team who were key directors and producers on World of Warcraft which has sold over 6.5 million copies to-date.

He is also working on a new album which will be released sometime this year.