Alex Stiff is a music composer, producer and recording artist in Los Angeles, CA. His music can be heard in commercials such as Coca-Cola, Dove, Quiznos, General Mills, Miller, and countless TV shows. He is also a founding member of the indie rock band The Frequency, who has toured and performed with artists as diverse as Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Primus, Thievery Corporation, & Matisyahu. The Frequency signed a worldwide publishing deal with Chrysalis in 2009 and their music can also be heard in a Blackberry commercial, and the final scene in Lionsgate's "The Eye" with Jessica Alba.
A Philadelphia native, Alex is a multi-instrumentalist with a love of organic sounds and interesting song structure. His writing diversity can be found on his work in the 2010 film "Across The Line: The Exodus Of Charlie Wright" starring Andy Garcia, Aidan Quinn, and Gina Gershon. The film features 4 pieces (including the opening credits and final scene) ranging in style from Radiohead, The Who, and Lady Gaga.
He is inspired by a range of artists including:
Brian Eno, Beatles, Stereolab, Jon Brion, Beastie Boys, Dr. Dre, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, AIR, Nirvana, Bob Dylan, CAN, Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Frank Zappa, Radiohead, Velvet Underground, and many others.
Alex currently lives in Los Feliz, CA.
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