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Tommy Walter is a composer of music based in Los Angeles who has written scores for a number of films, television programs, commercial spots and trailers.
He began his career as a founding member of the critically acclaimed band Eels that toured the world in support of their release Beautiful Freak and the alternative rock hit “Novocaine For The Soul," winning the group a BRIT Award for Best International Breakthrough Act. Tommy went on to front his own band -- Abandoned Pools -- and with the single "The Remedy," reached number one on the MTV2 Rock Countdown.
Tommy spent his teenage summers at the Idyllwild Arts Academy in Southern California and the Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan where he studied French horn and jazz bass. He continued his studies in French Horn at the University of Southern California, performing in the USC Symphony, but soon found his true calling in composition, earning a Bachelor of Music in Theory & Composition as well as a Certificate in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television.
He began his career as a founding member of the critically acclaimed band Eels that toured the world in support of their release Beautiful Freak and the alternative rock hit “Novocaine For The Soul," winning the group a BRIT Award for Best International Breakthrough Act. Tommy went on to front his own band -- Abandoned Pools -- and with the single "The Remedy," reached number one on the MTV2 Rock Countdown.
Tommy spent his teenage summers at the Idyllwild Arts Academy in Southern California and the Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan where he studied French horn and jazz bass. He continued his studies in French Horn at the University of Southern California, performing in the USC Symphony, but soon found his true calling in composition, earning a Bachelor of Music in Theory & Composition as well as a Certificate in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television.