Eðvarð Egilsson is an award-winning composer hailing from Reykjavik, Iceland. He is known for his original scores for award-winning documentary Smoke Sauna Sisterhood, feature film Skjálfti/Quake in collaboration with Páll Ragnar Pálsson and Icelandic television series Líf Dafnar. Eðvarð's music is characterized by his unique blend of electronic influences and classical composition techniques, creating complex and emotive narratives through his use of rhythm and sound manipulation. Eðvarð co-founded Steed Lord in 2006 as a musician, producer, and performer. Together, they've collaborated and performed alongside well-known artists worldwide such as Peaches & Chromeo. Eðvarð has a degree in classical composition from the Iceland University of the Arts and has worked in the music and film industry both in Iceland and in Los Angeles, where he also lived for close to a decade. He has been nominated for the prestigious Edda Award and HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award which recognizes outstanding achievement in film composition.