Jakob Vasak is a composer and sound artist from Austria. He has collaborated with some of the industry's most respected names, including Oscar-winning director Mstyslav Chernov, serving as the score producer for the acclaimed documentary 2000 Meters to Andriivka. Working alongside celebrated composers and producers like Sam Slater (Joker, Chernobyl) and Valgeir Sigurðsson (Bedroom Community), Jakob has helped shape soundtracks that resonate deeply with powerful narratives. His work has been recognized internationally, winning multiple awards, including the ADC Talent Award in New York and the Berlin Indie Film Festival, for his soundtracks.

Beyond film, Jakob’s artistic vision finds expression through his involvement with remember.earth, an initiative dedicated to exploring the relationship between sound, nature, and humanity. This collaboration reflects his commitment to projects that merge artistry with environmental activism and social consciousness, supporting impactful efforts such as WeWilder around the globe.

As a solo artist, Jakob released Second Connection, an album that creates a unique soundworld, bridging the gap between nature and the listener. The record invites audiences to reconnect with their surroundings, crafting an immersive and reflective sonic space that explores themes of disconnection and harmony with the natural world.

Central to Jakob’s recent work is the Kobophon, a custom-designed electroacoustic instrument that bridges traditional craftsmanship with modern experimentation. The Kobophon has become an integral part of his creative process, contributing unique sounds to his latest works.

Jakob is based in Berlin, where he continues to explore new ways of blending emotion and innovation in his music. Whether through composing for film, collaborating with artists, or developing his own projects, Jakob remains driven by his passion for sound and storytelling.