Luca Ciut is a film composer and solo artist from Trieste, Italy. His diverse repertoire of soundtracks showcases his ability to navigate various musical styles, ranging from elegant orchestral melodies to captivating electronic soundscapes. In his solo work, Luca primary focus on neoclassical compositions.\nIn 2013 Luca released his first album Seventeen Million Lonely Angels. Praised for its balance of light and dark elements, the album's single The Time Is Now won Best of Show at the Global Music Awards.\nIn 2014 he scored the documentary Dancing with Maria, directed by Ivan Gergolet. The docufilm received the Nomination as Best Documentary at the European Film Awards 2015.\nBetween 2016 and 2017, Luca lent his musical expertise to three new films, including Easy: Un Viaggio Facile Facile (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) by Andrea Magnani.\nIn 2018, Luca unveiled his second album, Per te solo per te, per me solo, a captivating piano solo project that delves into the intricate nature of sentimental relationships.\nLuca's talents were further recognized in 2019 with a nomination for Best Music at the Globi d'Oro Awards for his work on the soundtrack of "Resina," directed by Renzo Carbonera. Additionally, he composed the soundtrack for "Paradise" directed by Davide Del Degan (Globi d'Oro winner 2021).\nRecent Luca scored Netflix film "Jumping From High Places" by Andrea Jublin and the RAI movie "Se Mi Lasci Ti Sposo" by Matteo Oleotto, both released in late 2022.