RASMUS FABER
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Rasmus Faber is a Swedish composer, producer, and pianist whose work bridges the worlds of anime, video games, film, and electronic music. With roots as a jazz musician and later as a pioneering house producer, he has carved out a unique space in contemporary scoring—combining orchestral craft with electronic innovation, a keen melodic sense, and an openness to unusual sounds and instruments.
Faber’s scoring career spans a wide range of internationally recognized projects. In television, he is known for composing the full scores to series such as AMAIM Warrior at the Borderline (Kyōkai Senki)and Harukana Receive, as well as the stylish short series ArtisWitch. He has also contributed themes and music to The Asterisk War, Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne, Gourmet Girl Graffiti, and Moriarty the Patriot. In the celebrated Macross Δ (Delta)franchise, his songs and arrangements—such as “Hear The Universe” and “Change!!!!!”—have become fan favorites.
In the realm of video games, Faber’s music has reached millions of players worldwide. His work for Tencent’s Honor of Kings, the most-played mobile game in the world, was recognized with the Hollywood Music in Media Award (HMMA) in 2024for Best Song/Score in a Mobile Video Game. He is also known for his contributions to Frontier’s Planet Coasterseries—music that has become iconic for its joyful, theme-park atmosphere—as well as tracks for rhythm games such as Arcaeaand D4DJ Groovy Mix.
Beyond anime and games, Faber has scored short films and VR projects, including The Multiverse Bakery: Tales from Soda Island (Studio Syro, 2020). His commercial work includes high-profile campaigns such as Mitsubishi’s Outlander PHEV and Suntory Whisky. A multi-instrumentalist at heart, he is known for his curiosity with sound—incorporating exotic instruments like the Swedish nyckelharpa and tongue drum into modern contexts, as showcased in ArtisWitch.
What makes Faber distinctive is the breadth of his musical language. A career that began in jazz and blossomed in house music—where he released on Defected, Armada, and collaborated with artists like Axwell, Deadmau5, and Kaskade—has given him a melodic directness and rhythmic flair that infuse his scores. Meanwhile, his parallel projects, such as the long-running Platina Jazz(a Swedish big band reinterpreting anime songs into lush jazz arrangements across nine albums), showcase his deep arranging skills and cultural versatility.
Today, Rasmus Faber stands as one of the rare composers equally at home on the stage and in the studio, in symphonic recording halls and electronic workstations. His music resonates across mediums and continents, distinguished by its craftsmanship, emotional depth, and ability to transport the listener—always striving to create moments of genuine intensity and lasting impact.
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