Reece Moseley is a composer, percussionist, and educator whose portfolio includes traditional concert music, film scoring, and multimedia production. He recently completed his Bachelor of Music in Music Composition degree at the University of Georgia and was recognized with the 2025 Roger C. Vogel Theory and Composition Award for excellence in his field.

His concert works have been commissioned and performed by a wide array of ensembles and soloists. Notable highlights include Beyond the Names They Call Me, workshopped by Maestro Robert Spano and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and a residency as the 2025-2026 UGA Large Ensemble Composer-in-Residence, providing world premieres for the Hodgson Singers under Dr. Daniel Bara. His multiple chamber commissions include works for the contemporary duo LIGAMENT, the saxophone quartet Mixed Media, and numerous percussion and electroacoustic ensembles.

In the realm of visual media, Reece is the owner and lead composer of HBS Studios LLC. He has scored over a dozen short films and web series, earning a "Best Original Score" festival award at the London Vision Film Festival for his work on the 2024 film Painted Shadows. His love for film and media scoring extended into live event production when he directed and organized the HBS Film Festival at the Morton Theatre in 2024, managing logistics for over 100 attendees.

Reece is a trained percussionist and maintains an active role in music education. He is the Percussion Coordinator for Seckinger High School and has previously instructed at Mill Creek High School and UGA JanFest. Outside of music, Reece is an active participant in the social deduction gaming community, presenting panels on linguistic deduction mechanics at the Southern-Fried Gaming Expo.