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Luke Mombrea

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Luke Mombrea is a composer, sound artist and music producer originally from Oakland, California. His work spans a variety of mediums including live performance, studio recordings, installation, dance, and film. Luke’s work often utilizes electroacoustic processing, improvisation, microtonality and archival folk materials.

His music has been performed internationally by ensembles including the London Symphony Orchestra and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In November 2025 he won an Ivor Novello Award for his composition Black Gold, performed by the LSO. Black Gold will be toured by acclaimed experimental chamber ensemble Manchester Collective as a headlining piece of their 2026 season.

Luke’s concert music, sound art pieces and A/V work have been featured at the Barbican Centre, Lincoln Center, Venice Biennale, SXSW, Berghain, Hammer Museum, The Wallace Collection and LACMA.

Since then he has regularly worked as an orchestrator on large-scale film, television and game projects including Silo, Loki, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Emancipation, Frozen Planet and the Final Fantasy series. His original scores and orchestrations have been recorded at Abbey Road, AIR, Fox, Warner Brothers and Sony studios.

Luke has scored films that have premiered at numerous major film festivals such as at Cannes, BFI London, Berlinale, Venice, TIFF, Tribeca and Sundance. He recently completed the score for Point Unknown, a pilot being developed by HBO/Warner.

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