Mimi Page is an American composer, vocalist, songwriter, record producer, and sound designer whose cinematic music has travelled through film, television, and video games around the world. Her music drifts somewhere between the earthly and the otherworldly, and her immersive soundscapes and ethereal vocals have become her signature sound.
Mimi's musical journey began at the age of five, when she started composing original piano pieces that she performed at elementary school assemblies and local performance halls. After winning several youth composition competitions, she earned first place at the age of eight with one of her original compositions and performed it at her State Capitol, representing both her school and district. She later continued her classical piano and composition studies at the Alexander Hamilton High School music academy in Los Angeles before discovering the school's newly established Electronic Music program. There, she immersed herself in recording engineering, record production, and sound design while also discovering her own voice as an instrument. By creating choirs out of her own voice, she developed the ethereal vocal style that would become a defining element of her artistic identity.
Mimi has contributed to feature films, AAA and indie video games, and network television productions. Her original score for The Trade, a documentary chronicling the life and career of legendary deathmatch wrestler "Sick" Nick Mondo, earned a nomination for Best Music Score at the Lift-Off Festival Season Awards. Her score for Finding Beauty in the Rubble, a documentary following one woman's story of survival and resilience in the aftermath of Japan's devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, was also nominated for Best Music Score. Mimi later composed the original score for Demon House, the documentary feature written and directed by Zak Bagans, creator and host of Travel Channel's Ghost Adventures — the series where her original song "Requiem" became a recurring theme across multiple seasons. "Requiem" was also featured in the HBO Documentary Films release Requiem for the Dead: American Spring 2014. Mimi's additional television credits include So You Think You Can Dance, America's Got Talent, and more.
Mimi's song "Butterfly" was licensed to Fox network's series The Following, starring Kevin Bacon, and was featured in Riot Games' League of Legends animated short Lux: Binding Light, animated by Academy Award-winning animator and Disney Legend Glen Keane, known for his work on The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin. The short was later exhibited at The Walt Disney Family Museum as part of Make Believe: The World of Glen Keane, a retrospective of his career.
Mimi's original video game scores include Ancient Frontier, Ancient Frontier: Steel Shadows, and The Lighthouse. She has also collaborated with Emmy award winning composer Inon Zur, lending her distinctive vocals to Bethesda Game Studios' Fallout 4 and Ubisoft's Eagle Flight, among numerous other projects and album releases. Their co-written song "The Path of Destiny," created for the video game Sword Coast Legends, received multiple industry award nominations, including a Hollywood Music in Media Award nomination for Best Original Song in a Video Game and a Game Audio Network Guild (G.A.N.G.) Award nomination for Best Original Pop Vocal Song.
Alongside her work for visual media, Mimi has cultivated an expansive body of work as a solo recording artist, songwriter, and record producer, releasing multiple solo albums that blend dream-pop, ambient electronic, neoclassical, and cinematic influences. Her original music has achieved chart success, with her song "This Fire" reaching No. 1 on Amazon and No. 11 on the iTunes electronic music charts. Her ethereal vocal interpretation of "Secunda" from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has also resonated with a global audience, generating millions of views and streams. Her catalog also includes her "Sound Healing" ambient meditation series designed to encourage relaxation and emotional well-being, reaching tens of thousands of listeners through the meditation platform Insight Timer and appearing in curated playlists across meditation, yoga, and mindfulness communities.
Mimi has collaborated with and been remixed by more than 30 artists across the electronic dance music industry, contributing to a vast and ever-expanding catalog of releases. Her vocal, songwriting, and production work has appeared on charting electronic releases, including Mythologie by Juno Award-winning group Delerium, which reached the Top 10 on Billboard's electronic albums chart. Her signature ethereal vocals and songwriting are featured across multiple album releases and compilations from Anjunadeep and Anjunabeats, the London record labels founded by Above & Beyond, in collaborations with Jody Wisternoff, Marsh, and Nox Vahn.
In collaboration with Soundiron, Mimi created her own signature vocal virtual instrument, Light and Shadow, an expansive library built from thousands of original vocal performances, with ambient textures, pads, and drones crafted entirely from her voice. Designed for composers and producers across genres, the instrument captures the expressive range of the human voice—from delicate and luminous to dark, haunting, and cinematic—offering an inspiring palette for film scoring, electronic music, orchestral composition, and sound design.
Beyond her creative work, Mimi is deeply committed to music education and mentorship. She has served as a featured mentor for the award-winning online educational series Produce Like A Pro, collaborated with UCLA and Adidas Sound Labs as an artist development mentor, and delivered keynote presentations, workshops, and masterclasses for aspiring musicians and composers across the United States. Through her boutique music studio, Creative Keys, she teaches composition and classical piano to students ranging from toddlers to adults.
Whether composing for visual media, creating immersive recordings, or mentoring the next generation of artists, Mimi remains dedicated to creating music that brings beauty into the world. She believes music is a universal language with the power to inspire wonder, illuminate our shared humanity, and connect us to something greater than ourselves.