Berenice Scott
Berenice Scott is a British-French composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer whose work spans television, film, touring and solo artistry. Born in Paris and raised between Sussex, France and Portugal, her multicultural background shaped a distinctive style blending cinematic textures, soulful songwriting and electronic influences.
The daughter of Robin Scott, creator of the hit song Pop Muzik, Berenice developed an early passion for composition, performance and production, later studying music and composition with foundations in classical training, jazz harmony and modern production techniques.
As a composer she is recognised for scoring Vigil, Liar, The Suspect, Vanity Fair and the documentary Under the Wire. Working with Glenn Gregory as the duo AFTERHERE, she has created emotionally driven scores and themes for the BBC, ITV, Amazon and Sundance. Their work on Vigil earned widespread critical acclaim and contributed to the show’s BAFTA recognition.
Alongside her composing career, Berenice has toured and performed with a wide range of artists including Simple Minds, Heaven 17, BEF, P!NK, Johnny Hates Jazz and Holy Holy and is known for her expressive keyboard playing, vocals and musical versatility.
Her solo work reveals an intimate, soulful, atmospheric side of her artistry. With albums Polarity and A Joni Kind of Mood - inspired by jazz, folk and cinematic soul - Berenice continues to evolve, unafraid to cross genres and push musical boundaries.
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