Kolby Van Camp is an internationally renowned composer, conductor, singer, broadcaster, and media personality from the United States. Kolby achieved his undergraduate degrees at Kansas State University where he received a Bachelor of Music Education and a Bachelor of Music Composition in 2022. In 2024, Kolby will graduate from Kansas State with a Master of Science in Mass Communications and a Master of Music in Music Technology – Film Music from Southern Utah University. Kolby’s music has been performed across the United States from the solo to the symphonic level and can be heard across the world on YouTube, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and more. Kolby has performed in such prestigious places as Carnegie Hall and the Mormon Tabernacle and is an active performer. He has also recorded and produced three distinct works of music: All-American (2021), Contemplation (2022), and Portraits, Vol. I. (2023), all of which can be streamed on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. As a media composer, Kolby is best known for scoring the podcast Ian Punnett’s Vaudeville for the Frightened which airs on iHeartRadio. Kolby will also be making his debut as the artistic director, founder, and conductor of the chamber choir Sonus in July of 2023 – an ensemble based out of northeast Kansas and dedicated to performing a range of diverse music. As a broadcaster, Kolby is the executive sports producer and charitable giving director for the K-State student radio station, Wildcat 91.9 FM, and is the graduate teaching assistant for the K-State student TV station, Channel 8 KKSU-TV. Despite his short time in broadcasting, Kolby has won dozens of awards for his content excellence with the Kansas Association of Broadcasters and was named the best graduate assistant in America by the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System in 2023. Kolby is best known for his operatic touchdown calls, descriptive play-by-play, entertaining style of talk radio, intuitive audio engineering, and personalized yet laid back style of interviewing guests on his numerous podcasts and