Saundi's career in music began at age 20, when he began writing music for A&E's Investigative Reports. He would go on to compose the score for the feature film, Manito, which garnered honors at several film festivals, most notably Sundance and South by Southwest. Saundi has also licensed music to numerous tv shows such as MTV’s Jersey Shore and BBC's Top Gear.Saundi was a Thayer Fellow at SUNY Purchase and studied film scoring at NYU (where he was awarded Best Original Score- NYU film festival). In 2000, Saundi created The Brüknahm Project with Sebastian Bardin, a classmate from his undergrad days. Their first LP (self-titled) was released on Knitting Factory Records to critical acclaim . The Brüknahm Project completed two European tours performing on some of Europe's greatest stages (i.e. North Sea, Jazz a Vienne). After their tremendous success in Europe, the duo packed up and moved to Paris. Brüknahm was commissioned by Universal(France) to produce tracks for Algerian star Khaled, not to mention two remixes for the Japanese sensation AIR on the LP On My Way(EMI/Capitol). Saundi eventually to moved back to the US (LA, then NY), and released his first solo album- "Los Angeles". And he collaborated with Mr.Bardin on Bruknahm's second album- "City of Light". Saundi's career in photography began in 2010 and he has since been featured in Jalouse Magazine (France), Sports Illustrated's "Extra Mustard" (SI.com), and he has contributed four cover photos to El Diario la Prensa -the oldest Spanish language newspaper in the country. Saundi has been a finalist in the Smithsonian Photo Competition. His work has also been featured in the NY Photo Festival Capture Brooklyn exhibit, and at the Sony World Photography Exhibit at Somerset House (London) - the World Photography Organisation selected Saundi’s work from 52,323 images selected from 171 countries. Saundi is currently a contributing photographer to Getty Images and Adobe Stock.