Emily Bear

Emily Bear? Oh, she's pretty much a musical prodigy who basically grew up with a piano glued to her fingers. Born on August 30, 2001—yeah, she’s young, but, man, her resume is already wild. She’s not just a composer, she’s also dabbled in acting, and you can spot her fingerprints all over stuff like The Premise (2021), A Dog’s Journey (2019), and Disney Dream Big Princess (2016). Seriously, this girl’s been on a roll since she was a kid; people started noticing her when she was, what, six? Not only did she crush it on big stages, but she also managed to make waves in film and TV, which is no small feat. Her music style? Honestly, it’s all over the map—in a good way. She’s got classical chops, jazz vibes, and she’s even thrown in some pop just to keep everyone guessing. She’s the type who can write a tearjerker for a movie scene and then immediately switch gears to something upbeat and catchy. Oh, and did I mention she’s worked with some big names in the industry? Not bad for someone who wasn’t even born when people were still using dial-up internet. If you’re into stories about people who basically skipped the “awkward phase” and went straight to being super talented, Emily Bear’s career is worth checking out. She keeps stacking up projects, whether it’s composing soundtracks, dropping original tracks, or showing up on screen. Basically, don’t blink, or you might miss the next thing she does.