Rob Pearsall is an American composer working in video games and film. Born in Texas but raised in Southern California, he now lives with his wife outside Seattle, Washington.

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Rob brings over 40 years of composing and production experience to his projects influenced by the sea changes in popular, film, and video game music.

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His early years included learning to play drums and guitar and writing songs for his rock bands. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in music and started his first career as a church music director. A second career appeared as a solo artist performing music and drama for churches and youth groups nationwide. A third brief career consisted of working as a live mixer, record producer, and session player.

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Then, in 2002, Rob pivoted to being a composer and sound designer for video games. Rob comments, “I thought I was starting things late, but the game audio industry was just getting their feet under them. It turns out it was good timing.” His company, Rip Street Audio, has contributed audio direction, music, and sound design to over 50 games.

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Along the way, he's released six personal albums, including a soundtrack of shared music for the game, “Falcon Age”. A lifelong learner, he’s finishing up a Master’s Degree in Film Composing at Berklee College of Music.