Lukas Kobela was born on 20 May 1987 in Bratislava, Slovakia. He is a composer of film/TV music as well as concert works.
After graduating from Private Secondary School of Animation at 2006, he later studied Mass-media Communication at the University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius and received his master's degree in 2011. Finally, he graduated in composition from The Bratislava Conservatory in 2017. He started playing piano at the age of 11. At that time he started making his first efforts at composition. He later taught himself to play guitar and began taking vocal lessons. His first orchestral compositions were made while studying at the University. A turning-point year was 2010, when he composed music for the project Hockey Heroes of Slovakia, which gained huge popularity. A couple months later he scored a student short film Perdition for The Los Angeles Film School. In the same year he got an offer to score his first feature film Lóve. Based on the movie ticket sales, it has become one of the most successful Slovak films of all time.
Between 2012-2017 he'd been composing music for a successful TV series Taste of Love (9 seasons / 706 episodes), while he studied composition with Mgr. art. Lubos Bernath, ArtD. at The Bratislava Conservatory. In 2013 he won The Slovak Conservatories Students Competition with his first string quartet. In 2015 he collaborated with a successful composer Michal Novinski on orchestration and music preparation of his score to feature film Wilson City, which was nominated for the Best Original Score (Czech Lion Award 2016). A similar collaboration between them took place in 2016 for the succesful feature film The Teacher by a renowned director Jan Hrebejk. The score won the FICX Award for the Best Original Score (54. Gijon International Film Festival, Spain). In the same year they joined with a composer Lubos Bernath and together began composing a score for the trilogy Secrets of the Carpathians. The first film of a trilogy called Life in the Clouds was premiered in december 2016, the second film The Immortal Forest in march 2017 and finally the third film The Living River in september 2017. At the same time he also collaborated on music preparation of Michal Novinski's score to feature film Barefoot by an Oscar awarded director Jan Sverak, released on August 2017, and to a Polish feature film Plan B shortly after that.
At the turn of 2016/2017 he started a successful collaboration with his colleague from The Bratislava Conservatory Remo Klacansky, which so far led to scoring two TV series Kitchen and Mistresses, both launched on TV Markiza in march 2018.