Keeping going. You can do it. Hold You Own

Hold Your Own

Paid Respects

From All Who Came Before

Through The Trees

Galvanised is feeling that moment of anticipation and the release that (finally) everything has just locked into place for the positive.

Galvanised

07 - Komorebi

06 - Lyra

04 - Through The Trees

03 - Ouroboros

02 - Galvanised

01 - From All Who Came Before

'Cecilia says we're all fucked up' is a poem written & performed by Arji Manuelpillai. I composed music to accompany this beautiful poem.

Cecilia Says We're All Fucked Up

There Is No Rush - BPMoore & Mafer Labastida

"Komorebi (Reworks)" is the follow-up to BPMoore's debut LP "Komorebi", reworked by seven artists across the globe: Dominik Saltevski, Harald Hauser, Ilyia, Anna Yarbrough, Drexler, Nadav Cohen, and Glowworm. It is a varied collection spanning EDM, IDM, modern-classical, ambient, and more.

7. Komorebi - Glowworm Rework

4. Through The Trees - Anna Yarbrough Rework

1. From All Who Came Before - Dominik Saltevski Rework

BPMoore (Ben Moore) is an English composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer based in London, United Kingdom. Heavily influenced by The Cure, The Prodigy, Nine Inch Nails, Lau, and Talk Talk, his music blends new age and neoclassical instrumentation with the sounds of ambient, post-punk, and pop. A skilled drummer and prolific composer, BPMoore’s output is characterized by a blend of electronic and acoustic instrumentation, with projects ranging from solo works to collaborative ventures with a range of musical artists, poets, film-makers, and animators. His critically acclaimed debut album Komorebi was released by Rhodium to an eager audience, garnering the attention of both Spotify (“Not Quite Classical”) and Apple Music (“Pure Focus”) and securing repeated radio play (KEXP, Soho Radio London, BBC) and significant press coverage. 

“…As you dive into his lavish scenery of sound, you feel immediately welcomed and at home. Fans of Ólafur Arnalds, Brambles, Sebastian Plano, Patrick Jonsson and Jon Hopkins will connect with cinematic passages that span the soundscapes of painted strings, nostalgic chords, and electronic beats…”—Headphone Commute

BPMoore

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