Tom Ellis

About

Tom Ellis isn’t just making music; he’s crafting sonic landscapes steeped in introspection and melancholic beauty. The Berlin-based composer and producer, whose music whispers of late-night drives and rain-streaked cityscapes, defies easy categorization. His sound, a mesmerizing blend of ambient electronica, neo-classical textures, and subtle hints of IDM, draws comparisons to artists like Nils Frahm and Ólafur Arnalds, yet retains a distinctively personal voice. Ellis’s career began in relative obscurity, self-releasing tracks online that slowly garnered a devoted following. His breakthrough came with the critically acclaimed EP *Structures*, a collection of delicately layered compositions that showcased his mastery of atmosphere and texture. Since then, he’s steadily built a reputation as a sought-after composer for film and installations, lending his ethereal soundscapes to visual narratives. What sets Ellis apart is his ability to evoke profound emotions with minimal instrumentation. His music isn't about bombastic theatrics; it's about the quiet power of suggestion, the unspoken feelings that reside beneath the surface. Recent collaborations include sound design for an avant-garde theatre production and the release of *Phases*, a collaborative EP with ambient artist, Slow Meadow. Ellis continues to explore the liminal spaces between sound and emotion, promising a future filled with even more captivating auditory experiences.