Gordy Haab
Gordy Haab is a multi award-winning film, video game and television composer who has written music for many well-known titles, including most recently AAA games “Star Wars Jedi” Fallen Order” Microsoft’s “Halo Wars 2”, and EA’s “Star Wars: Battlefront” I and II. In 2020, for the second time in three years, Haab won ASCAP’s Composers Choice award for Video Game Composer of the Year. In 2018, Billboard proposed that he could be the “Heir Apparent to John Williams.”
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The score for “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order”, which he co-wrote, won “Music of the Year” at the 18th annual Game Audio Network Guild Awards. For “Star Wars: Battlefront”, Haab won Music of the Year, Best Interactive Score, and Best Instrumental Score at the 14th annual Game Audio Network Guild Awards, and was nominated for a BAFTA for Excellence in Audio Achievement.  Haab also scored Activision/AMC's ‘The Walking Dead’, based on the #1 hit TV series and Microsoft's ‘Kinect: Star Wars’, which won Best Music at the Hollywood Music In Media Awards.  He continues to compose the music for EA and Bioware’s ‘Star Wars: The Old Republic’, for which he was awarded Best Original Soundtrack and Best Instrumental Music at the 10th Annual GDC Game Audio Network Guild Awards. ​

Haab is known for his unsurpassed understanding of the orchestra as well as his unique ability to blend contemporary and traditional sounds into one – often times conceiving and creating brand new musical instruments to feature in his scores.  He has recorded and conducted his music with orchestras from all around the world, including The London Symphony Orchestra, The San Francisco Symphony, The Nashville Symphony and the Hollywood Studio Orchestra.​

A few of Haab's other film, television and video game credits include: Anchor Bay's ‘Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon’; MTV's ‘The Truth Below’; Dave Barry's ‘Guide to Guys’; Lionsgate's ‘War’; The Oprah Network’s ‘The Judds’; Roadside Attractions' ‘Shrink’; TLC's ‘Little People Big World’; ABC's ‘Greek’; NBC's ‘Kath and Kim’; VH-1's ‘Scream Queens’; Endeavor's ‘At the Edge of the World’; LucasArts' ‘Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings’, and many others.
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Haab is a graduate of the University of Southern California, where he received his master's in Scoring For Motion Pictures, Television and Other Media. Prior to this, he received a bachelor's degree in Music Composition at Virginia Commonwealth University. While he learned from many composers in university and conservatory settings, Haab says that most of his music education comes simply from, “Playing in hundreds of rock bands and being an avid fan of Hitchcock, Kubrick, Lucas and Spielberg films . . . "B" Horror Movies of the 70's and 80's . . . and all of their great scores."