Rob Simonsen is a composer, solo artist, and co-founder of the composer collective, The Echo Society.
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Simonsen's professional journey began when his score for the indie film Westender caught the attention of renowned composer Mychael Danna. His early work included contributing additional music on films like Moneyball and Life of Pi, as well as co-composing the score for (500) Days of Summer.
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Throughout his career, Simonsen has collaborated with notable directors such as Darren Aronofsky (The Whale, Postcard from Earth), Shawn Levy (Deadpool & Wolverine, The Adam Project), Jason Reitman (Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Tully), Dan Levy (Good Grief), The Duffer Bros (Stranger Things Season 4), Greg Berlanti (Love, Simon), Gavin O’Connor (The Way Back), Bennett Miller (Foxcatcher), among others. His work has not only been recognized for its artistic merit but has also drawn praise from leading publications for its emotive strength and nuanced composition.
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In 2019, Simonsen released his solo album "Reveries" on Sony Masterworks.

In 2013, Simonsen co-founded The Echo Society to bring together a network of like-minded artists looking to connect and inspire the Los Angeles community with enriching site-specific live and interactive audiovisual performances.
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As he continues his career, Simonsen remains dedicated to exploring the profound impact of music on mind and heart, seeking to illuminate the human experience through the transformative power of sound.