Joshua Mosley
Joshua Mosley is an acclaimed composer and producer known for his work across film, television, video games, and the recording industry. His recent credits include scoring Tyler Perry’s SISTAS (BET), the Lifetime feature Not My Family starring Yaya DaCosta, Netflix’s My Dad The Bounty Hunter, and the award-winning VR game The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners.
Raised in a multigenerational musical family, Mosley’s roots in music run deep. His grandfather, Robert Douglass, performed with legends like Tony Bennett and Louis Armstrong; his mother, Cynthia Mosley, is a jazz vocalist and educator. Mosley began composing music shortly after high school and later studied under Emmy-winning composer Hummie Mann at the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program.
His diverse credits include collaborations with Activision, Disney, Epic Games, Red Bull Studios, Skydance Interactive, and Universal Studios, as well as scoring Mass Effect: Paragon Lost, Rock Steady Row, and Lionsgate’s Bernie the Dolphin 1 and 2. His music has graced the screens of blockbuster films such as Ride Along 2, Baywatch, and X-Men: Apocalypse, while also leaving a mark on acclaimed television series like Marvel's Agent Carter and Madam Secretary.
As a producer and songwriter, Mosley has worked with artists such as Redman, Keke Palmer, MC Lyte, and Warren G through his team, EL3VATORS. His work continues to blend genres and platforms, crafting emotionally driven music that connects with audiences.
Based in Southern California with his wife and three children, Mosley remains dedicated to pushing musical boundaries and telling powerful stories through sound.