About Jamie K

A classically trained pianist, experienced composer,  and emotive vocalist Jamie K’s powerful and insightful composing flows with unique textures, original melodies and new sonic experiences.  She has a sizeable catalog of original work written in a wide range of styles and genres, but for her, every song always starts at the keys. 

With a degree in Music and Business from a University in San Diego she has licensed music internationally and composes for video games released worldwide on all platforms including PlayStation and XBOX. Her most recent work on the new Triple A title "Immortals of Aveum" released in the Fall of 2023 from Ascendant Studios and published by Electronic Arts (EA). Her score received rave reviews from critics and players and was nominated for a NAVGTR Award. Most days you can find Jamie in her studio composing new music for a variety of projects. She recently released her most personal project “The Piano Sessions Volume ll With The King” sharing her intimate composing time on her acoustic grand piano. 

She is a Grammy voting member of The Recording Academy and contributes her voice to shaping the future of music across the industry. She also is a member of  G.A.N.G. (Game Audio Network Guild) the industry group for professional Composers and Sound Designers and an advocate for the inclusion of more women composers and audio professionals in the industry. 

 

Jamie K Invited to Join the Recording Academy 2025

Texas Chapter and Grammy Voting Member

"I am honored to join The Recording Academy and be a part of global community of creators and professionals who are shaping the future of music. I look forward to contributing my perspective and to champion musical excellence across the industry."

“People in the entertainment industry think a college degree doesn't matter, but it does,” she said. “You will really use what you learn in college (even though sometimes it feels like you won’t), my business minor has proven vital as a self-employed composer, and having a BA in Music has mattered for getting bigger projects.” ”

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