Daniel Lopatin
Daniel Lopatin is a composer, producer, and multidisciplinary artist whose work dissolves the boundaries between experimental electronics, neoclassical composition, and pop surrealism. Under the moniker Oneohtrix Point Never, he has released eleven critically acclaimed albums, including the recently released Tranquilizer, and has shaped the sound of modern electronic music with his singular blend of emotional maximalism and digital mysticism.
His film work includes celebrated scores for Good Time (winner of Best Soundtrack at Cannes), Uncut Gems, and most recently Marty Supreme, extending a rare cinematic language built on tension, distortion, and ecstatic release. Lopatin has collaborated with artists across disciplines—including The Weeknd, ANOHNI, James Blake, Charli XCX, David Byrne, Iggy Pop, and Nine Inch Nails—cementing his influence across contemporary culture. With Marty Supreme, Lopatin continued to expand the emotional and conceptual terrain of film scoring, bridging the digital sublime with the raw, unvarnished theatrics of human experience.
