Title: Infinity (Guru Josh song)
Content: Paul Walden — songwriter, composer, producer ; Antoine Konrad — additional production (DJ Antoine vs. Mad Mark version) ; Fabio Antoniali — additional production (DJ Antoine vs. Mad Mark version) ; Hal Ritson — vocal production, saxophone production ; Daniel Pearce — vocals ; Ben Castle — saxophone  Credits adapted from "Infinity 2012" CD single liner notes.
Title: Infinity (Yann Tiersen album)
Content:  ∞, also known as Infinity, is an album by French musician Yann Tiersen released in 2014.
Title: Infinity (Yann Tiersen album)
Content:  on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Lights". ; Edda Rún Ólafsdóttir – viola on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Lights". ; Sólrun Sumarliðadóttir – cello on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Lights". Yann Tiersen – producer, engineering, art direction, design, drum recording, assistance for mixing. ; Paul Savage – Aidan Moffat vocal recording. ; Stéphane Bouvier – drum recording. ; Gareth Jones – mixing. ; Daniel Miller – assistance for mixing. ; Paul A. Taylor – art direction, design. ; Sam Wilkins – front cover image manipulation. ; Emilie Quinquis – photography. ; François Bergot – Breton language supervision. Musicians Vocalists Additional strings played by amiina Production
Title: Infinity (Journey album)
Content:  Infinity is the fourth studio album by American rock band Journey, released in January 1978 on Columbia Records. It was the band's first album with vocalist Steve Perry and the last to feature drummer Aynsley Dunbar.
Title: Infinity (Guru Josh song)
Content:  The song was again remixed in 2012 by Swiss producers Antoine Konrad and Fabio Antoniali under the name "DJ Antoine vs. Mad Mark". It was released digitally in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland on 14 May 2012. In June 2012, Unilever selected "Infinity 2012" as the soundtrack to the advertisement for the Magnum Infinity ice cream.
Title: Infinity (Yann Tiersen album)
Content:  Infinity received some acclaim from music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 74 based on 15 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". The Sonic Seducer noted a similarity to Sigur Rós in the overall percussion passages, as well as post-rock influences in "Ar Maen Bihan".
Title: Infinity (Tom Harrell album)
Content:  Infinity is a studio album by jazz trumpeter Tom Harrell which was released by HighNote in 2019.
Title: Infinity (Yann Tiersen album)
Content:  "In Our Minds", "The Crossing", "Meteorites". ; Lionel Laquerrière – vocals on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Ar Maen Bihan", "Grønjørð", "Steinn", "Meteorites". ; Gaëlle Kerrien – vocals on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Ar Maen Bihan", "Grønjørð", "Steinn". ; Sólrun Sumarliðadóttir – vocals on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Ar Maen Bihan", "Grønjørð", "In Our Minds", "The Crossing", "Meteorites". ; Emilie Quinquis – vocals on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Grønjørð". ; Metig Simon – vocals on "Ar Maen Bihan". ; Aidan Moffat – vocals on "Meteorites". Maria Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir – violin on all tracks except on "∞" (Infinity), "Lights". ; Hildur Ársælsdóttir – 
Title: Infinite (film)
Content:  Harry Gregson-Williams, who worked with director Antoine Fuqua in his previous films, has composed the film score. Paramount Music & La-La Land Records has released the soundtrack.
Title: Infinity (Shtar album)
Content:  The album was recorded in 2010 at Shemesh Music Recording Studio in Ma'alot-Tarshiha. It was produced and mixed by then-drummer David Epstein and guitarist Brad Rubinstein. Musically, the songs on the album combine lead vocalist Ori Murray's rapped verses with melodic choruses that echo Shlomo Carlebach, Sephardic music, and funk, among many other artists and genres. Rubinstein told Ynet, "It's not just hip hop, I mean, it's more like pop, rock, techno, trip hop, and groove. So, ordinarily, like, the verses are all hip hop, but the choruses are something you'd expect from a cool pop band and a rock band." "If you listen on the CD," Murray noted, "there's an entirely acoustic track with no rapping...[The album is] a broad spectrum of everything." Lyrically, the album is similarly divided, with the choruses quoting traditional Jewish prayers such as "Adon Olam" and "Ashrei", and the original English verses exploring Orthodox Jewish themes such as God's infinity, "tikun olam", the soul, and returning to Zion. Max Elstein Keisler of The Forward noted that "Shtar's music...has none of the egocentrism of hip hop."

Question: Who was the composer of Infinity?
Answer: Guru Josh.
Paul Walden.
Dr. Devious.