Mark Snow

Mark Snow is an American composer known for his renowned work in the television and film industry. Born on August 26, 1946, in New York City, Snow developed a passion for music at a young age. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he collaborated with the legendary rock band, Aerosmith, playing keyboards in their live performances and contributing to their albums. However, Snow is most recognized for his exceptional work in composing soundtracks for popular TV shows. He gained widespread acclaim for his iconic theme song for the science fiction series, "The X-Files," winning him two Emmy awards. Moreover, Snow has composed music for numerous other notable shows such as "Smallville," "Millennium," and "Blue Bloods." With his ability to create atmospheric and captivating melodies, Mark Snow's contributions to the world of television scores have made him a highly respected and sought-after composer.