The phrase "album composer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has composed music specifically for an album, often in the context of music reviews or discussions about artists.
Example: "The album composer has created a unique sound that blends various genres seamlessly."
Alternatives: "music composer" or "album creator".
On the first album, composer Tim Blinko offers a range of his music with the Ealing Abbey Choir.
You could select some of audiobooks, or search audiobooks according the information such as All, Artist, Album, Composer, Song in the Search box, then select your desired audiobooks,click OK.
Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood has announced details of his collaborative album with composer Krzysztof Penderecki.
A Search command lets you type in any part of an artist, song, album or composer name.
"The film is a part of a continuum of those that strike a typically English and urban visual mood," the album's composer, Pete Townshend, said by e-mail.
Shy and Mighty, the first album from composer and pianist Timo Andres, has been named a Pick of the Week by WNYC and has received four starts from the Guardian.
It would have been hard to top, so it's understandable that she turned her focus to her band for the next few years before releasing her fourth solo album (with composer Saito Neko in tow), 2007's Heisei Fuuzoku.
All the ID3 tags on my mp3s were read, allowing me to navigate my music collection by artist, album, genre, composer, track title or folder.
Nick Luscombe features a rare recording by Rino De Filippi, a track from the debut album by composer Brian Reitzell and more from the original Star Trek TV series by Sol Kaplan and Gerald Fried.
This may be the most insightful and alert-to-its-times album that composer John and lyricist Taupin have ever done.
Stephen Albert's Cello Concerto appeared on Ma's honored "New York Album"; additionally, composer Albert won best classical contemporary composition for the same piece and performance--Ma with conductor David Zinman and the Baltimore Symphony.
