Jukka Rintamäki is an independent composer and musician, whose work include… Read Full Bio ↴Jukka Rintamäki is an independent composer and musician, whose work includes music for film, dance, video games and art. He is also an accomplished producer. Born in Vasa, Finland in 1974, he moved to Gothenburg, Sweden at the age of 20 to study musicology and philosophy. Today, Rintamäki lives and works in Stockholm, where he has been based since 2006. Rintamäki is member and songwriter in Silverbullit, formed in 1995. The group has released three albums and toured Europe and the United States. The band’s live performances and albums continue to receive wide acclaim from audiences and critics alike.
In 2004, Rintamäki started composing music for film, contemporary dance and art, producing and doing remixes for bands. Feature films for which he has written original score include the award-winning movie Kid Svensk, directed by Nanna Huolman, shown at festivals in Scandinavia and Europe, including the Karlovary Film Festival and Gothenburg International Film Festival in 2008. The latest film featuring Rintamäki’s music was The Corridor (Swedish title ‘Isolerad’), a critically acclaimed Swedish thriller from 2010 shown at a number of film festivals around the world, including festival premiers at Plan D’Anger, Fantastic Fest Austin and the Brussels Film Festival.
Since 2005, Rintamäki has also collaborated with a number of choreographers. He composed music for works by choreographer Helena Franzén that were performed at Dansens Hus, Stockholm in 2009 and at Moderna Dansteater, Stockholm in 2011. He also composed music for performances at Joyce Soho, New York in 2009 and wrote music in collaboration with Silverbullit for performances at the Royal Danish Opera in 2005. His repertoire of compositions includes music for three works by choreographer Kenneth Kvarnström, performed at Göteborgsoperan, Norrlandsoperan and the Helsinki City Theater, later touring worldwide, including performances at Jacob’s Pillow, Massachusetts in 2010. He also composed music for choreographer Ori Flomin’s work All We Are, performed at DTW, New York in 2010.
In 2011 Rintamäki together with composer Johan Skugge scored the music for the game Battlefield 3. And in 2013 the duo also did the score for Battlefield 4.
Rintamäki also collaborates with a number of other artists and musicians including Helena Franzén, Johan Skugge, Dice, El Perro Del Mar, I Break Horses, Kenneth Kvarnström, Mattias Helldén, Martin McFaul, Theodor Jensen, Hell On Wheels, Reeperbahn, Markus Åström, Tuija Lindström.
Projects for 2013 and 2014 include the release of the soundtrack for the game Battlefield 4 that Rintamäki in collaboration with composer Johan Skugge wrote the music for. The two of them are also released a single – Magnificent Arp – on the record label BLVVD in november with their project No Science. Rintamäki is also composing music for 2 dance peformances premiere 2014 and doing music for a documentary.
In 2004, Rintamäki started composing music for film, contemporary dance and art, producing and doing remixes for bands. Feature films for which he has written original score include the award-winning movie Kid Svensk, directed by Nanna Huolman, shown at festivals in Scandinavia and Europe, including the Karlovary Film Festival and Gothenburg International Film Festival in 2008. The latest film featuring Rintamäki’s music was The Corridor (Swedish title ‘Isolerad’), a critically acclaimed Swedish thriller from 2010 shown at a number of film festivals around the world, including festival premiers at Plan D’Anger, Fantastic Fest Austin and the Brussels Film Festival.
Since 2005, Rintamäki has also collaborated with a number of choreographers. He composed music for works by choreographer Helena Franzén that were performed at Dansens Hus, Stockholm in 2009 and at Moderna Dansteater, Stockholm in 2011. He also composed music for performances at Joyce Soho, New York in 2009 and wrote music in collaboration with Silverbullit for performances at the Royal Danish Opera in 2005. His repertoire of compositions includes music for three works by choreographer Kenneth Kvarnström, performed at Göteborgsoperan, Norrlandsoperan and the Helsinki City Theater, later touring worldwide, including performances at Jacob’s Pillow, Massachusetts in 2010. He also composed music for choreographer Ori Flomin’s work All We Are, performed at DTW, New York in 2010.
In 2011 Rintamäki together with composer Johan Skugge scored the music for the game Battlefield 3. And in 2013 the duo also did the score for Battlefield 4.
Rintamäki also collaborates with a number of other artists and musicians including Helena Franzén, Johan Skugge, Dice, El Perro Del Mar, I Break Horses, Kenneth Kvarnström, Mattias Helldén, Martin McFaul, Theodor Jensen, Hell On Wheels, Reeperbahn, Markus Åström, Tuija Lindström.
Projects for 2013 and 2014 include the release of the soundtrack for the game Battlefield 4 that Rintamäki in collaboration with composer Johan Skugge wrote the music for. The two of them are also released a single – Magnificent Arp – on the record label BLVVD in november with their project No Science. Rintamäki is also composing music for 2 dance peformances premiere 2014 and doing music for a documentary.
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Battlefield 3 Main Theme
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Ahmed360
Still one of the most Epic gaming sound tracks!
Richard Goodwin
The greatest theme tune composed for any game ever. Amazing.
jdaaam
I think this fits this game more. No doubt, the 1942 orchestral theme was amazing, but this one is just meant for the times. It's all just epic.
Rafael Deras
I Just love when soundtracks follow the same themes from previous versions because they keep you on the same frame but they show you a new version of it. GOW, MGS and Battlefield are where I have seen this happen and it's great.
Ľubomír Stanko
In my opinion, the best soundtrack in all Battlefield versions!!
Hayden
I have never heard something so epic in my life...
DarkPhantomSky
This song is amazingly awesome!
Picard1100
0:57 gives me the chills
Fox-Shot
When I first played Battlefield 3 today, I thought this was the most awesome thing I ever heard.
Jensen Stiles
That was the most chilling, adrenaline pumping paradrop ever :D