Sam Gabor is an Indian-American composer and producer whose music explores the tension between the contemporary and the sacred. Ever a genre-bending nonconformist, Gabor’s work interweaves classical and electronic influences to create a musical language that is distinctly his own.

Born and raised in Kuwait, Gabor developed an early fascination with classical music and film scores. After immigrating to the United States following high school, he pursued a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations while continuing to develop as a self-taught composer and producer. Though his academic path initially pointed toward public service, Gabor found his calling in music.

Following the emergence of large-scale A.I. models, Gabor became increasingly concerned with the technology's impact on vulnerable communities and its potential to widen existing inequalities. That concern led him to pursue a Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Management and Policy from Purdue University. His proposal for an ethical A.I. marketplace received the Most Novel Idea recognition at the Tulsa Idea Challenge, a two-day entrepreneurship competition that brought together more than 200 participants to develop solutions for community problems. As the entertainment industry navigates its relationship with emerging technologies, Gabor advocates for human authorship in creative work. No generative A.I. is used — nor will be used — in the composition or production of any of his music.

Gabor releases original music through his label, SDG Music, and is currently writing and developing THE KYRO — a literary work that will be accompanied by an original score. Further details will be shared in the near future.

Gabor continues to take on new work across film, television, theater, games, and immersive media. He welcomes new collaborations, commissions, and creative partnerships.

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