



Arın Aykut is a London-based composer, pianist, and conductor known for crafting music for films, TV, video games, and theater. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Film Music Composition at the London College of Music on a Vice-Chancellor's full scholarship.
Arın's music has reached global audiences through major projects like Life After Man, an Australian feature film set for release in 2025, and Vencedor, the opening score for Exatlon Mexico Season 8 on Azteca TV. His composition Homeland for string septet was performed at the CovCreative Film Festival and broadcast on BBC Radio, while his solo piano piece Flashing Memories was featured on BBC Radio's Introducing Series.
Arın performed at iconic venues such as Würzburg Palace in Germany for the EU’s Art Without Limits project and was a finalist in The World Pianist Invitational in the USA. He has conducted world-class ensembles, including the National Polish Radio Symphonic Orchestra and the Turkish State Polyphonic Choir.
In addition to scoring for short films like Log Diaries: Seekers of Water and the game Trash Run, Arın collaborates with Hans Zimmer's Bleeding Fingers Music and Extreme Music, contributing to high-profile productions worldwide. His work bridges classical performance, innovative film scoring, and storytelling, solidifying his reputation as a dynamic voice in contemporary music.




