Who am I?

I am Claudia Baulies, a music composer, sound designer, and sound-artist from Barcelona.

What do I do?

I help media creators find the essence of their story and captivate their audiences by saying with music and sound-art what can’t be said in words.

I also work closely with contemporary music performers to create unique musical experiences rich with meaning.

Classical music is alive and has a woman’s name.

Mar Medinyà,
for nuvol cultural magazine

How do I do it?

The unique requirements of each project dictate the technical means of its production. I love physical instruments; there is nothing like an instrument masterfully performed by a soul. Yet to ignore the infinite possibilities that synthesis brings forth would be folly. Synthesis and sound processing, whether it be through hardware or digital devices, opens a whole cosmos of sounds. There is also nothing like creating a completely new sound when you have heard nothing like it before. I love creating music and sound, whatever the means. Often the project will necessitate a certain production process, while other times it will simply be a journey of experimentation which will form our creative vision.

Why do I do it?

I strive to search and create deep, meaningful connections in all aspects of life, including music and art. Connections with my audience, with my team, and of course within myself, guide my artistic vision in the creation of my own art and my production when, being part of a team, we’re collaborating to bring to life someone else’s. I believe the best art is created when trust, friendship, and love are fostered and shared with the people with whom we’re making art.

So, what are we waiting for?

A highly commendable voice for the future, […]
a personality to be followed.

Jorge Fernández guerra,
for el pais

Biography

Claudia Baulies, composer, sound artist, and sound designer, has premiered her soundtracks at the Venice International Film Festival, the San Sebastián International Film Festival, Punto de Vista Festival, and L’Auditori de Barcelona, among others. She has collaborated with independent filmmakers and documentarians, notably with Ana Cristina Barragán on the original soundtrack for Hiedra, and with production companies such as Guspira Films. She is currently working on fiction and documentary projects with Dos Soles Media and El Gallo Amazonico. A summa cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music and recipient of the Premis Barcelona scholarships, she stands out for her versatility as a contemporary composer and electronic music producer.