Max Richter is a contemporary composer known for his unique blend of classical music and modern electronic sounds. Born in 1966 in Germany, he later moved to the UK, where he studied at the University of Edinburgh and the Royal Academy of Music. Richter's work often evokes deep emotions, making it popular in films, television, and concert halls. One of his most famous pieces is the album Sleep, which is designed to be listened to while resting. Richter's music has been featured in various films, including Arrival and The Leftovers, showcasing his ability to enhance storytelling through sound.