LINDSAY WRIGHT
composer
BIO
Lindsay is an award-winning composer, renowned for her blend of contemporary classical instrumentation with electronics & experimental techniques.
She is passionate about exploring new sounds to create distinctive narrative-driven compositions, making her one of the most exciting voices working in music for media today.
An Emmy, RTS and Music + Sound Award nominee, Lindsay is best known for her scores for dramas such as Archie (BritBox) starring Jason Issac and Harriet Walter;The Walk-In (ITV) starring Stephen Graham; as well as documentaries including four-part series The Man Who Played With Fire (Sky) and feature-length The Whistleblowers (BBC). She is currently working on the second season of a highly renowned drama series, an upcoming true crime series for Sky and an independent feature. After the release of her EP LINES in 2021, she is writing her debut album, due for release in mid-2026.
Lindsay has built a strong creative partnership with composer and singer-songwriter Tawiah, with whom she co-created the acclaimed score for the BAFTA-winning BBC/Hulu comedy-thriller Black Ops. Their work was nominated for a RTS Award for Best Original Score, and a second season is underway. The duo has also collaborated on BAFTA-nominated Without Sin (ITV), starring and executive produced by Vicky McClure; drama-rom-com The Lovers (Sky Atlantic), and the six-part supernatural thriller Domino Day (BBC/Netflix).
Lindsay graduated with a MA from The National Film and Television School, and a First Class BMus (Hons) degree in Music Technology from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, from which she was awarded an Honorary Fellowship in 2025 in recognition of her continued success in the industry.
Lindsay began her career working with many prolific composers including Martin Phipps, Isobel Waller-Bridge and Ruth Barrett, writing additional music for Apple TV's ROAR; Stan Lee's Lucky Man; Sky Atlantic's The Tunnel and feature drama The Aftermath. As a music editor, she worked on Netflix's flagship series The Crown (resulting in her first Primetime Emmy nomination), as well as Amazon Studios' The Feed; Netflix's The Forgotten Battle and ITV's Angela Black. She also arranged and played strings for NBC's Law & Order: Organized Crime and performs on many of her own scores.
In short form media, her music for Mudlarks was nominated for Best Score at the British Short Film Awards and her music for HP's 'Orchestra' campaign won Bronze at the Clio Awards, LIA Awards & Creative Circle Awards, and was a finalist in the Music + Sound Awards. Other brands Lindsay has scored campaigns for include Gousto, British Airways, Pampers and Rightmove.
Lindsay is a member of BAFTA and the Television Academy, and has been invited to speak on panels at various academic institutions and online seminars. She has sat on the jury for the BAFTA Craft Awards, Ivor Academy Awards and Music + Sound Awards and is always eager to champion upcoming talent. She currently splits her time between the UK and the USA.
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