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Born in Germany and raised in Australia, Mars Lasar is a prolific keyboardist and composer. Predominantly electronic, his music also contains elements of jazz, pop, world, ambient, and rock. Mars started playing the piano at 11 years old, and over a few years of extensive classical and jazz training, he rapidly became drawn to all kinds of music. At 14, Mars began composing, recording, and publishing his own music professionally. At age 18 he worked for the first music computer instrument "Fairlight Instruments" for 8 years pioneering and developing the multitrack sequencer and sound library. Music and technology in the 80's launched Mars into the world of extreme music creativity. Demonstrating the technology to Herbie Hancock, Alan Parsons, Duran Duran, Kate Bush, Hans Zimmer, and many more popular artists. Mars moved to Los Angeles in 1990 to work with composer Hans Zimmer on the movie soundtrack Days Of Thunder and help produce Seal's debut cd "Seal", his work on hit song Crazy lead to many music productions in prominent recording studios in Los Angeles. Mars' personal artist catalog started with the release of the recording "Mount Olympus" in 1990, followed by the popular "The Eleventh Hour" which played heavily on radio stations across the country. With over 30 albums to explore, Mars still continues to release his music in 2025.
