
Marco Susino is a composer based in California, whose work navigates the intersection of classical composition and electronics. His music is often defined by a sensitivity to texture, space, and a nuanced exploration of emotion, in a way that evokes both intimacy and vastnesss.
He has been a Guest Artist at The Juilliard School since 2019, following his recognition as an Endeavour Leadership Fellow in Music. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, he studied film scoring alongside classical and contemporary composition, earning a Licentiate, a Master’s degree, and a Doctorate.
His compositions extend across art installations, dance, and film, often engaging with cross-disciplinary collaborations that explore music as both an aesthetic and expressive experience. His work has also contributed to projects with artists such as The Prodigy, Metronomy, and Gary Numan.
He has worked as Visiting Artistic and Music Director for productions at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA) and as Guest Orchestra Conductor at the Sydney Opera House. His creative practice has been shaped by residencies in Cuba, Hong Kong, India, and Malaysia, as well as performances in venues such as Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.