Pandemonia Music - The Work of David Ramos

As a composer, David combines skills as musician and audio engineer to create scores that are well-crafted, vibrant and technically polished. David credits his diverse background and broad training to bringing variety to his music, enabling him to compose in a vast array of styles. For David, it’s crucial to create a score that is authentic and emotionally sensitive while remaining fresh and original.

David's recently scored Academy award-winner John Zaritsky’s documentary Do You Really Want To Know? and his work with Ben Mink on Syfy’s Alice resulted in a Leo for Best Musical Score. He is building a reputation with clients for the quality of his work and the enthusiasm with which he delivers it. They consistently remark on his work ethic and his intuitive grasp for how to use music to both heighten the story's emotional impact and accurately support the pace, tone and vision of the creative team. See testimonials

Although David is completely fluent in English and Spanish, his first language is Music, which he's been speaking since the age of three. First came the violin, then the classical guitar and before he was out of his teens David had performed with jazz, Latin and rock 'n’ roll bands from intimate cabarets to screaming concert arenas. Then, at the ripe age of nineteen, with hundreds of hours of live performance behind him, he finally decided to get serious about music.   

His formal training began with classical guitar and music composition in Mexico at Universidad de las Américas, continued at the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana, Cuba, took a left turn to Crane School of Music in Potsdam, New York, and followed a graceful arc to Concordia University in Montreal. Then a straight shot west to Vancouver B.C where his passion for music tripped and fell into his nerdy, gadget-tech-boy nature and resulted in a diploma in Audio Engineering and a Logic Pro Certification from Apple.  

A dual citizen of Canada and Mexico, David is currently a resident of Vancouver, B.C. where he writes music for film, television and commercials.