Marcus Lundberg (b.1995, Alingsås) is a Swedish composer whose work is concerned with qualities of impermanence and fragility. He mainly writes for acoustic instruments, exploring fragmentary structures and subtleties of sound through sparse soundscapes. He is currently based in Gothenburg and Arvika.

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Lundberg's music has been performed throughout Europe, Asia and the US at festivals such as Darmstädter Ferienkurse, Prague Quiet Music Festival, UNK New Music Festival, Kalvfestivalen, Vindöga and Avtryck by ensembles such as Musica Vitae, Curious Chamber Players, Norrbotten NEO, Prague Quiet Music Collective, 40f, ensemble hybrid and Gothenburg Wind Orchestra.

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His education includes a bachelor’s and master’s degree in composition at the Academy of Music and Drama in Gothenburg with such teachers as Malin Bång, Esaias Järnegard and Ole Lützow-Holm, as well as various studies at Ingesund School of Music.

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Lundberg is the recipient of several grants from such institutions as the Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Helge Ax:son Johnson Foundation, Adlerbertska Foundations, the Swedish Royal Academy of Music, the Swedish Society of Composers and the Swedish Performing Rights Society, and in 2023 he was appointed Scenkonst Sörmland’s ’Young Swedish Composer’. In addition to his activities as a composer Lundberg works as a curator and concert organizer with Levande Musik in Gothenburg and Kulturföreningen Kolonin in Arvika.