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Brazil Amon Tobin is an electronic musician, composer, and producer known for his unique sound design and innovative music production.
Contracted Amon Tobin to compose the soundtrack for 'Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory' in 2004.
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Amon Tobin has created production music for the BMG Zomba commercial library, used in various films.
Wasserman is listed as Amon Tobin's exclusive booking agency. Please contact their brand partnerships team at BrandPartnerships@teamwass.com to make an inquiry.
Sentric Music, recently acquired by Believe, signed electronic musician, composer, and producer Amon Tobin to an exclusive, worldwide publishing deal.
Symphonic conducted a marketing campaign for Amon Tobin's new album to ensure its success and expand his reach to new fans.
Amon Tobin was signed to Ninebar Records in 1996, releasing his first official works including 'Adventures in Foam'. He later founded his own label, Nomark, after his years with Ninja Tune and Ninebar.
Xite Labs collaborated with Amon Tobin, Leviathan, and set designer Vita to create the visual and artistic elements for the Amon Tobin ISAM world tour, which made a significant impact in the electronic music and visual art world.
Amon Tobin founded Nomark Records in 2019 after years with Ninja Tune and Ninebar. It is now the platform for his new music and releases.
Amon Tobin was involved in soundtracking the Meow Wolf Omega Mart installation, alongside artists like Beach House and Brian Eno.
Amon Adonai Santos de Araújo Tobin was born on February 7, 1972, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At two years old, his family relocated, leading him to live in various countries including Morocco, the Netherlands, London, Portugal, and Madeira. He later settled in Brighton, England, during his teenage years. In Brighton, Tobin began creating electronic music using samplers and other equipment. His early work led to a signing with the London-based Ninebar record label in 1996, where he released his initial official productions under the moniker Cujo. His debut full-length album, “Adventures in Foam,” was released in 1996 to a limited audience.
Tobin’s work on “Adventures in Foam” attracted the attention of Ninja Tune, a larger record label, which signed him in late 1996, under his abbreviated name, Amon Tobin. Ninja Tune later rereleased “Adventures in Foam” in its complete form in 1997. Over the subsequent years, Tobin released three more albums with Ninja Tune: “Bricolage” (1997), “Permutation” (1998), and “Supermodified” (2000). These albums were critically acclaimed, with Pitchfork Media awarding “Bricolage” a 10/10 rating in 1999, describing it as “one of the most inventive records of the decade.” His music, characterized by its use of jazz instrument samples and intricate break-beat patterns, continued to evolve.
In 2002, Tobin moved to Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and released his fifth album, “Out From Out Where,” which marked a shift towards incorporating original guitar samples and more field recordings. This methodology was further developed when he composed the soundtrack for the video game “Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory” in 2005 for Ubisoft Montreal, a project recognized for its innovative use of music in gaming. His sixth studio album, “Foley Room,” released in 2007, exclusively featured samples recorded by Tobin himself, using diverse sounds from motorbikes to natural elements. In 2006, Tobin began a hip-hop-oriented collaboration with Doubleclick under the alias Two Fingers, releasing their self-titled debut album in 2009. He later established Nomark Records in 2019, through which he released new albums under his own name and various aliases including Only Child Tyrant, Figueroa, and Stone Giants, exploring different musical styles.
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