BORNA MATOSIC
BORNA MATOSIC
FEATURED MEDIA MUSIC
CINEMATIC / EPIC / GRAND
VIDEO GAME MUSIC
POP / ROCK / JAZZ
UPLIFTING / COMEDY
SOUNDSCAPE / HORROR
INTRO / JINGLE / ADVERT
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About Borna Matosic
I’m Borna Matosic, a composer, producer and guitarist based in Cologne, Germany, and it all started with a tiny yellow toy guitar made out of plastic that I picked up from my school’s dustbin with a single remaining string attached to it. I took it home, fooled around with it and discovered that it sounded more like a sitar than a guitar. So of course the first thing I did was to record a cover version of Panjabi MC’s Mundian To Bach Ke! I assure you it was hilarious!
Even though that first recording with the toy guitar was nothing more than a joke, I had discovered my interest for guitars and making music. I borrowed an acoustic guitar and tried to play rock and metal songs on it in true Tenacious D fashion, before finally saving enough money to buy a decent electric guitar and amp.
My plan was to learn and cover every single song from Iron Maiden’s catalog, but as soon as I powered up that amp for the first time, inspiration took over and I started composing my own music instead. The rest is history, as they say!
Today I’m equal parts a guitarist and songwriter as well as a media composer, writing music in various styles for films and games.
About Borna Matosic
I’m Borna Matosic, a composer, producer and guitarist based in Cologne, Germany, and it all started with a tiny yellow toy guitar made out of plastic that I picked up from my school’s dustbin with a single remaining string attached to it. I took it home, fooled around with it and discovered that it sounded more like a sitar than a guitar. So of course the first thing I did was to record a cover version of Panjabi MC’s Mundian To Bach Ke! I assure you it was hilarious!
Even though that first recording with the toy guitar was nothing more than a joke, I had discovered my interest for guitars and making music. I borrowed an acoustic guitar and tried to play rock and metal songs on it in true Tenacious D fashion, before finally saving enough money to buy a decent electric guitar and amp.
My plan was to learn and cover every single song from Iron Maiden’s catalog, but as soon as I powered up that amp for the first time, inspiration took over and I started composing my own music instead. The rest is history, as they say!
Today I’m equal parts a guitarist and songwriter as well as a media composer, writing music in various styles for films and games.
Listen on Spotify
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Roadie Simulator Video Game
The Global Game Jam 2020 happened at the end of January and this year's topic was "Repair". Taking inspiration from said topic, we had 48 hours to develop a videogame. I was lucky that I found a team of talented designers and programmers who were interested in...
“Toss a Coin to Your Witcher” Cover
Jaskier “Toss a Coin to Your Witcher” song from the end of episode two of Netflix’ The Witcher series has taken the internet by storm with hundreds of covers already released by fans worldwide. So does the world need another cover of the Witcher song? YES IT DOES!
Watch my “Toss a Coin to Your Witcher” Cover on Youtube.
Doctor Who “Doomsday”
I paid a visit to Bad Wolf Bay from BBC’s Doctor Who TV show to cover the fan-favourite “Doomsday”, composed by Murray Gold.
A Cruel Angel’s Thesis (Guitar Version)
I visit Neon Genesis Evangelion’s Tokyo-3 to perform my guitar version of the anime’s opening theme song “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis”!
Watch the Evangelion Opening “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” (Guitar Version) on YouTube now.
Vermummungsverbot – Martial Arts Short Film
“Vermummungsverbot” is a german Martial Arts short film that I wrote and produced. Watch “Vermummungsverbot” on Youtube here.
Doctor Who “The Shepherd’s Boy”
I teleported myself into BBC’s Doctor Who TV show to cover the fan-favourite “The Shepherd’s Boy” aka “Breaking the Wall” from the Series 9 episode “Heaven Sent”, composed by Murray Gold.
Watch Doctor Who | Heaven Sent “The Shepherd’s Boy” (Cover) on YouTube now.