Logical Lunatic Music

Wesley Krauss is a Leo nominated composer, music producer, and songwriter.  He studied music composition and production at Langara College in Vancouver, Canada and got right to work as soon as he graduated.  Just six months after completing the program he went on to score the music for the award winning short film “The Light Of Family Burnam” providing him with a Leo nomination.  He has placed original songs in a number of films and has recently composed music for the documentary “Ballou”.  Wesley composes in any style of music creating everything from the sound of a full orchestra to electronic landscapes, to rock and pop songs.  He is also a recording artist and is currently working on his first professional debut.

Michael Wiskar is a Leo award nominated composer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist with a long and varied career in music. Starting in rock bands at a very young age he went on to study voice and guitar at GMCC in Edmonton AB. Upon completing his studies he relocated to Montreal QC where he was soon signed with Myles (April Wine) Goodwyn’s boutique label Cimarron. While working with Myles and Producer George Lagios (Michel Pagliaro, Renee Martel), Michael’s original song catalogue grew rapidly and a number of his songs were recorded by local artists. He then went on to compose for short films, jingles as well as the theme to a news program. In 1998 he relocated to Japan and became a composer and music director for various theatre groups in Tokyo. Returning to Canada he entered the Electronic Music Production course at Langara in Vancouver to catch up with the massive changes in technology that occurred while he was overseas. There he met artist/composer Wesley Krauss and logical lunacy ensued. He was recently nominated for a Leo award for best score in a documentary, for his work on “Beyond Gay (The Politcs Of Pride).

With his vast knowledge and experience in many musical genres Michael’s compositions range from Orchestral to Electronic to old school Rock or Country and everything in between.