Kyle Randall is a talented sound designer, composer, and music editor with extensive experience working with various radio and podcast networks, game studios, and walking tour companies. He attended the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where he received his Professional Studies Degree in Technology and Applied Composition, as well as his Master's degree in Music Theory and Composition. He also studied Music at Harvard University, where he joined the Harvard University Choir.

Kyle's vast experience includes working as a Sound Designer and Music Editor for Wondery's popular Business Wars podcast, as well as other shows like Hollywood & Crime, The Daily Smile, American Innovations, and Next Big Idea. Additionally, he has worked on popular games such as Minecraft Story Mode, Batman, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Walking Dead. Kyle also served as a Music Editor for all Storyscape games from Fogbank Entertainment, such as Life 2.0, Eternal City, and Edge of Extinction.

Kyle's success as a composer has earned him recognition in the industry, such as winning the 2015 American Prize in Composition for his choral pieces, which included the Kyrie from his "New Gothic Mass." He was also a finalist for the ASCAP Morton Gould Composers award and a semi-finalist for the American Prize in chamber music in the same year. Most of Kyle's works available through his website, kylerandall.com, and recordings of his works can be found on his website, Soundcloud, and YouTube.

Kyle's expertise includes sound design and music editing, composition, and choir music. His interests include media music and concert hall music.