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RéOlunuga

  1. 1.Ama'sTheme(from'Girl') 3:36
  2. 2.GraceandAmapt.1(from'Girl') 1:53
  3. 3.Grace'sLonging(from'Girl') 1:28
  4. 4.Iwájú(from'Iwájú') 2:34
  5. 5.TheAdetokunbos(from'Rise') 0:58

Ré Olunuga is a Nigerian composer of multi-genre orchestral and experimental music. With a unique approach to instrumentation that imbues his music with a stirring quality and an unmistakable sense of engagement and tactility, Ré’s work spans across film and TV soundtracks to ambitious art pieces and even a dalliance with the mainstream through collaborations with commercial recording artists.

Ré’s is a varied career to date but above all he considers himself to be a storyteller, with music being the medium he is most strongly drawn to. His influences tend to be non-musical, like memories of how it felt to be a child wandering around his grandmother’s house in Yaba or the mind-expanding sensation of reading the works of Octavia Butler and Philip K Dick.

His recent film and television scores include the Disney animated series Iwájú (2024); the Disney feature film Rise (2022); the BBC film Girl (2023); Drift (2024) (starring Cynthia Erivo, Alia Shawkat; Dir: Anthony Chen), and MTV SHUGA.
His score for Girl was nominated for a BIFA award in 2023 and his score for Rise was nominated for a Hollywood Music in Media Award in 2022.

He is founder and Artistic Director of The Lagos Philharmonic and splits his time between Los Angeles, London and Lagos.