Danny Elfman

Danny Elfman, born on May 29, 1953, in Los Angeles, is a renowned composer, singer, and songwriter, best known for his film scores and work with the band Oingo Boingo. He gained significant acclaim for his collaborations with director Tim Burton, creating iconic scores for films like "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Beetlejuice." In the realm of video games, Elfman contributed to the soundtrack of the 1993 game adaptation of "Beetlejuice," which complemented the film's whimsical yet dark themes. His unique style blends orchestral elements with quirky melodies, making him a significant figure in both film and video game music. Elfman's work continues to influence and inspire composers across various media.

Number of Songs: 12

Songs composed by Danny Elfman

A Nightmare Before Christmas Medley

Game: A Nightmare Before Christmas

Platform: Medleys

Batman Theme

Game: Batman

Platform: Gameboy

Hollywood: Soundstage B (Treehouse of Horrors Ending Remix)

Game: Simpsons, The: Bart Vs. the World

Platform: Nintendo

Introduction

Game: Batman Returns

Platform: Sega CD

Level 1

Game: Beetlejuice

Platform: Nintendo

Stage 3B - Crypt Elevator

Game: Simpsons, The

Platform: Arcade Console

Stage 5 - Springfield Butte

Game: Simpsons, The

Platform: Arcade Console

This is Halloween

Game: Kingdom Hearts

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Title Screen

Game: Amazing Spider-Man, The

Platform: Gameboy

Witchwoods

Game: Fable

Platform: Microsoft Xbox