Title: Abhimaanam
Content:  The music was composed by A. T. Ummer.
Title: Abadox
Content:  The music and sound effects for Abadox were produced by Kiyohiro Sada (credited as K. Sada), who composed music for several NES games from Konami, such as Contra, Blades of Steel and Rush'n Attack.
Title: All About Evil
Content:  The score was composed by ambient musician Vinsantos.
Title: Infamous (video game)
Content:  The soundtrack is composed by the electronic musician Amon Tobin, composers James Dooley and Mel Wesson, and electric cellist Martin Tillman, under the direction of Sony's music manager, Jonathan Mayer. Tobin was specifically brought on board due to his recent trend of blurring the lines between music and sound design as exhibited in his then-recent album, Foley Room. Instead of using traditional instruments, the team sought to use sounds that results from objects that would be found in an urban environment and using such objects in combination with other instruments used in non-traditional manners; for example, bungee cords were strung alongside a bass drum and strummed, and wire brushes were hit against a suspended tuba. The music 
Title: Takeshi Abo
Content:  Takeshi Abo (阿保 剛) is a Japanese video game composer. He joined the industry through developer StarCraft, Inc. in the early 1990s, mainly working on conversions of western video games. In the mid-1990s, he joined KID, and later 5pb. in December 2006 after KID declared bankruptcy.
Title: Keiichi Okabe
Content:  was a 3D graphics designer at Namco. The composers worked with English-Japanese singer Emi Evans, who wrote and sung the lyrics present in the game's songs. Okabe, Ishihama and Hoashi would go on to compose for its 2017 sequel Nier: Automata, while being joined by Kuniyuki Takahashi. Its music was acclaimed; it won the award for "Best Score/Music" at The Game Awards 2017, and was a runner-up for "Best Original Music" at IGN's Best of 2017 Awards. In 2019, he composed for battle royale game Cyber Hunter with fellow Monaca composer Ryuichi Takada, both working with violinist Yu Manabe.
Title: Abolhasan Saba
Content:  Abol Hasan Sabā (; April 15, 1902 – December 19, 1957) was a renowned Iranian composer, violinist, and setar player.
Title: No More Heroes III
Content:  made for No More Heroes III, and an alternate version of the track called "Dead Orca Force" is featured in the game as a boss track. Kazuhiro Abo, lead composer of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, is also providing additional music contributions for the game. Other composers are also providing for the soundtrack such as Tony Astro, Natsu Fuji, Baku Furukawa, SEKITOVA and the rapper duo Okumura for the sushi joint theme composed by Abo. When it comes to choosing the composers for the upcoming game, Abo stated that he looks into a passionate composer with a nice personality who can make unique tracks with great quality, rather than based on their fame.
Title: Abaji (Lebanese musician)
Content:  Abaji has worked as a music composer for TV shows, live shows and film. He recorded over 35 albums including Elements, which has been used as score in several films and documentaries. The thematic of the albums varies including India, Exile, the Middle East, the Investigation series focused in a geographic area, among others. All of his music has been used either for global television shows or film scores. He regularly works for music agencies Kosinus and Cézame in Paris composing music for TV and films. Abaji has composed music for theatre and dance. He has produced various shows together with Lebanese dancer Nawal Raad. In 2016 the label 1 Revolution Music, directed by trailer music composer Yoav Goren, released Abaji's work called Middle East Soundscapes.
Title: Abzû
Content: Track list The soundtrack for Abzû was composed, conducted, and produced by Austin Wintory, who had previously worked on Journey and The Banner Saga. Wintory was first shown concept art for the project by Nava before Giant Squid Studios was founded and development began. When the studio was founded, Wintory was invited on board the project. The music was written from the start to be interactive and dynamic rather than based on specific cues. To achieve this, Wintory had to play the game extensively and repeatedly to get a sense for what players would experience and what would best match the mood. Similar to Wintory's work on 

Question: Who was the composer of Abominable?
Answer: Lalo Schifrin.
Boris Claudio Schifrin.
Boris Claudio "Lalo" Schifrin.