Brian Cachia is a multifaceted composer and storyteller whose work has taken him on a global journey, drawing inspiration from immersive and unpredictable places. His music is a masterful blend of conceptual thought, functional detail, and artistic expression, transcending the boundaries of art and reality.
As a versatile artist, Brian effortlessly navigates between collaborative live performances and studio production, recognizing the importance of both environments in sparking fresh inspiration. In the studio, he is unencumbered by traditional constraints, leveraging his skills as an accomplished audio engineer, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist to incorporate both traditional orchestral techniques and modern scoring methods, such as sound design and complex synthesis programming.
At the heart of Brian's creative process is a deep desire to establish a strong connection between the audience and the art form. He strives to craft music that resonates with listeners on a profound level, evoking emotions and sparking imagination.
Brian's breakout score for the indie cult hit "Gabriel" in 2007 introduced him to a global audience, who were quick to embrace his distinctive style and sound. This exposure led to a personal invitation to join the team of renowned Hollywood film composer Tyler Bates in 2008, where he excelled in various roles, including composer, percussionist, drummer, musical programmer, mix engineer, and musician. Together, they collaborated on numerous films, including Halloween 2, Sucker Punch, Super, Conan the Barbarian, The Darkest Hour, and Killer Joe.
Today, Brian continues to navigate a diverse range of projects, from film scoring and music producing to live performance and story project development. His approach to collaboration is centered on finding innovative ways to bring a story to life, often experimenting with unconventional methods to achieve a unique result.
"When working with visionary filmmakers, I seek to discover novel approaches to storytelling, always looking for ways to disrupt the traditional process and create something fresh, unique, and perhaps even daring," Brian reflects on his creative philosophy.
