Atom Smith is a music producer, musician, DJ, remixer, songwriter, sound designer, composer, and mastering engineer based in Los Angeles, CA

Signed to the Freshly Squeezed Music label (Brighton, UK), Smith regularly releases music and videos and has a full-length album coming in October 2020.

In addition to music released under his own name, Smith also enjoys collaborating with and re-mixing other artists such as Bart & Baker, Caro Emerald, Donna De Lory, Mickey Hart, Janice Joplin, Kid Beyond, Puppini Sisters, and many others. Last year Smith remixed “Never Had A Friend Like Me” starring Robin Williams, for Disney on Ice, and his remix of Laëtitia Eido’s “Atlantida” was released on Buddha Bar’s iconic label.

Smith's film and TV credits include scoring and sound design for Amazon's “Sado Psychiatrist” 2020 as well as Return of the Living Dead (Rave to the Grave) Halloween 8, House (TV Series), Girl (soundtrack), Night of the Flesheaters, Burn on the Bayou (Documentary)The Halfway House, Dr. Megavolt: From Geek to Superhero (Documentary) and many more.

Smith has toured extensively all over the world with several projects, most notably: The Gentlemen Callers Of Los Angeles, The Mutaytor, Mickey Hart & The Rhythm Devils. He’s been on stage at most of the major music festivals. Including Electric Forest, Glastonbury (UK), Grinigog (UK), Lightning in a Bottle, Wakarusa, Summer Meltdown, Bonnaroo, Tour de Fat, Wanderlust, Symbiosis, Coachella Music & Arts Festival (Indio), 10KLF (Michigan), San Diego Street Scene, Download Festival (San Francisco), Massive Music & Movies (Aspen), Electric Daisy Carnivale (LA) Burning Man (Nevada) and many others.

Movie/Wrap/Gala Premieres: Cirque Du Soleil’s Varekai and Zumanity openings, Sony’s XXX State Of The Union premiere, Universal’s Jarhead, Disney’s Hidalgo, Sundance Film Festival, Method Fest Film Festival.

Las Vegas: The Palms Hotel & Casino, New York NY Hotel & Casino, Vegoose VIP party at The Beach, Vegas Music Conference, Pollstar Conference, Billboard MECCA awards

Universal Studios Hollywood – Halloween Horror Nights - Month-long residency

To me music is a very unique art form. Once experienced, it can become part of our DNA. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what it does, but it reaches across language, background, nationality, and even sentience and touches somewhere where it's hard to pinpoint. Favorite songs can be remembered when memory fails us. Can attach themselves to feelings, places, and people with the power to transport us back.