Six jours

Johan Söderqvist is a renowned Swedish film score composer, celebrated for his evocative and versatile musical contributions to cinema, television, and video games. Born in Täby, near Stockholm, Söderqvist's journey in music began with playing keyboards in various touring bands, ranging from jazz to folk groups, before he honed his skills in composition at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm. His impressive portfolio includes scores for critically acclaimed films such as "Let the Right One In," "Kon-Tiki," and "Department Q: The Keeper of Lost Causes," as well as notable collaborations with directors like Susanne Bier and Tomas Alfredson. Söderqvist's work has earned him two nominations for the European Film Award for Best Composer, highlighting his ability to blend dark orchestral textures with strikingly melodic beauty. Beyond film, his compositions for video games like "Battlefield" and TV series have further cemented his reputation as a versatile and award-winning composer. Whether crafting hauntingly beautiful scores or dynamic, action-packed themes, Johan Söderqvist's music consistently captivates and enhances the storytelling experience.