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Zach Robinson is an American composer, musician, and sound designer renowned for his vibrant, chiptune-infused scores for video games and animated series. Zach Robinson gained widespread recognition for composing the critically acclaimed soundtrack to the 2010 video game 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game'. He is a founding member of the chiptune band Anamanaguchi, contributing significantly to their early sound. Beyond Scott Pilgrim, his diverse work includes composing for games like Riverbond and the animated series Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart, alongside sound design for various projects. His music often blends nostalgic 8-bit and 16-bit electronic sounds with modern rock and pop sensibilities.

• Robinson composed the entire soundtrack for 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game' in an intense 6-week period, creating a defining sound that captured the spirit of both the comics and retro gaming.
• While primarily known as a composer, Robinson is also a skilled multi-instrumentalist (guitar, bass, keyboards) and vocalist, contributing these talents to Anamanaguchi's recordings and live performances.
• He co-founded the band Anamanaguchi in 2003 with Peter Berkman and James DeVito while they were students at New York University. Robinson was a key member until around 2011, contributing to their breakthrough albums 'Dawn Metropolis' and 'Endless Fantasy'.
• Beyond his famous game soundtracks, Robinson has worked extensively in sound design for commercials, apps, and interactive installations, showcasing a broader audio expertise.
• His score for the Netflix animated series 'Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart' demonstrated his ability to craft dynamic, thematic music for episodic storytelling, blending orchestral elements with electronic sounds.