Ameya Naik was born on 2nd October 1980 in a family which loves Indian classical music. He has been in the field of music right form his birth. From the very beginning his sense of music and rhythm was very strong. He plays various percussion instruments and produces vocal percussion sounds as well. He is trained is sound recording and is also trained in playing the Tabla.

Today he is a versatile music composer and a recordist at his own studio setup in South Mumbai. He composes music for jingles, commercials, background scores for documentaries, films, games, animation, etc..

One can even record voice-overs, songs, etc.. at his studio which has high quality condenser microphones.

He specializes in world music, fusion music and Indian classical compositions along with western composition styles too. His cozy studio is located at a very beautiful location, which has rocks and greenery of the Malabar Hill area.

He has composed music for a number of commercials like Amul, Charaghdin, The Zee Cine Awards, Bank of Baroda, Charminar cement, to name a few.

He composed music animation films for the Adlbas company which are played all around India in theatres. He also did a prestigious job of composing music for the IPL series 2010 for the theatres run by UFO movies.

He composed music for a couple of plays by Divya Palat and Aditya Hitkari and also for Shivani Tibrewala.

He has composed title tracks and background music for many international TV series for a Singapore based production house, Amby Valley, for animation films for Idea Ungli Cricket, IDBI, Birla Sunlife, etc..

He also composed music for a Uk based Indo-British movie called “emotionally yours.”
And he is now working on a Hollywood production called Coulda Woulda Shoulda, a feature film by a Uk based production house.

He also plays live percussion like the Tabla, Dholak, Darbuka, Keyboards and other world instruments at places like the Blue Frog and the Kalaghoda festival.

His innovative ideas in making quality music, are very appealing to the producers and directors of today’s time.