Eliezer Oliveira is a Brazilian composer whose career blends classical training, diverse musical experiences, and a dedication to original scoring. He began his studies in classical guitar at the age of 15 and later joined bands in progressive rock, hard rock, punk, black music, and MPB — experiences that expanded his sonic vision and enriched his artistic language.

His career includes work as a sound designer and composer for short films, feature films, and documentaries, including a series broadcast on Globoplay, alongside independent productions and collaborations in the audiovisual market. Since 2019, he has also worked as a producer at Atman Audio Studio, where he develops projects ranging from neoclassical music to hip hop.

Influenced by Philip Glass, Max Richter, Ludovico Einaudi, Yann Tiersen, Hans Zimmer, and Ólafur Arnalds — as well as the progressive rock of Pink Floyd and King Crimson — Eliezer shapes a body of work that fuses emotion, technique, and cultural dialogue, from Argentine tango to Indian spirituality and Japanese sound aesthetics.

With over 20 works released since 2023, he maintains a steady pace of creation, establishing himself as a versatile and visionary composer, capable of moving seamlessly between personal works and audiovisual scoring with sensitivity and narrative strength.