Hubert Razack

Composer for stage, Film/TV, and Media

Music Portfolio

Hubert ranks in first place in terms of the expertise, flexibility, customized attention and genuine interest accorded to each recording experience. The quality of the end product is top notch!

Emiko Hsuen Director/producer

Hubert was enthusiastic and encouraging from our very first creative meeting. Not only did he have a wealth of original ideas for every one of my songs, but he also approached every decision with a masterful perspective of my record as a whole. His care, patience, and precision are exceptional and his passion for his work greatly elevated my confidence as a young artist.

Caroline Colantonio Singer/songwriter

The process from beginning to end was smooth, safe, clear, flowing, positive, creatively charged, inspiring, joyful and customized to how I work best. Hubert's extensive background in music production, playing multiple instruments and being professionally trained as a singer has helped me immensely to take my singing, harmonies and songwriting to a new level.

Francesca Blandizzi Singer/songwriter

About Hubert

Hubert Razack is a composer for film, TV, and stage based in Toronto. He composed the soundtrack for The Boy Who Became a Legend, a kungfu stage production by Shaolin Wahnam Canada which was later adapted into a short film. He wrote the theme music for the modern classical OriginL concert series, and was commissioned to create the music for the Irish dance show Once Upon a Rose which premiered in Mexico City by Bradigan Dance. He is a regular contributor to trailer music and production music libraries.

A versatile musician and collaborator with over 20 years of diverse music experience, Hubert's electronic project Esthesia has received airplay throughout Canada, and as a music producer he has produced records and played for several independent artists including UK-based rock band The Audio Journal and Canadian singer songwriter Caroline Colantonio. Classically-trained in France, Hubert has performed as a tenor in several operas, oratorios, and recitals in the Toronto area, and has written many classical works that are internationally performed.

Hubert completed a post-graduate music composition course with honours at Humber College. His teachers included renowned composer Kevin Lau and orchestrator Rebecca Pellet. He is a member of the Screen Composers Guild of Canada and resides in Toronto where he enjoys practicing and teaching the art of Chi Kung.

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