In this episode of Frames & Scores, we are joined by the remarkable composer Jesse Zuretti, whose path from the metal scene to scoring for some of the world’s most recognizable media brands is nothing short of inspiring. Jesse reflects on his early passion for music and the evolution of his band Binary Code, leading to the creation of the powerful and deeply personal album Memento Mori. He shares candid insights into the challenges of touring and the lessons that shaped his approach to authenticity in art.

Our conversation delves into Jesse’s transition into composing for large-scale projects with Riot Games and Marvel, offering a rare look at the collaborative process behind high-profile productions. He speaks about the pressures that come with creative work at this level, the resilience needed to thrive in today’s music industry, and the importance of remaining adaptable in one’s career.

Throughout, Jesse emphasizes music’s extraordinary ability to heal, to connect people across boundaries, and to leave behind a legacy that is both meaningful and enduring. His journey stands as a testament to the power of perseverance, creativity, and authenticity — qualities that continue to inspire audiences and aspiring composers alike.