Prolific Los Angeles-based composer lionel Cohen has been insatiably producing music for over thirty years. He has produced countless indie artists, has commercially released over 200 albums of his original music, and has scored films for Sony Pictures, Saban Films, Gravitas Pictures, and Vertical Entertainment. His discipline and creativity have garnered him over 400 IMDb credits, millions of plays on Spotify, and tens of millions of views on YouTube. “Quantity is no substitute for quality,” he declares, “But practice does make perfect!”. lionel has scored numerous films, including "First We Take Brooklyn", a gangster film starring Harvey Keitel and AnnaLynne McCord, "Mob Town", the true story of the biggest raid in US history, starring David Arquette, Robert Davi, and Jennifer Esposito, and "Scumbag", which won "Best Comedy" at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival. He's also scored several award-winning documentaries, including "Fire & Water". lionel has recently finished scoring the upcoming film, "Blackjack: The Jackie Ryan Story", starring Michael Rapaport, Ashley Greene, and Brendan Thomas Lee. He has also just released his seventh Spaghetti-Western album, his fifth record of Middle-Eastern Fusion music, and is currently producing several LA-based singer/songwriters, as well as finishing up a fourth volume of his very successful "Acoustic Sessions" albums.