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Esbe is a composer, producer, and vocalist from London. Her music is an eclectic blend of many influences, from her pure classical roots, but uniquely drawing on contemporary, world music and film scoring.

 

After graduating from the Royal Academy of Music, where she gained an LRAM and won the prestigious 'Julian Bream Prize for Guitar', Esbe performed in concerts around the UK. As a composer, she has produced and recorded a great variety of music in her North London studio, each project with its own inventive mix of styles. She is also sought after as a session singer and for string and vocal arrangements.

 

Esbe’s writing has been partly inspired by her North African and Eastern European heritage, but is also informed by her love of Early Music, in particular, John Dowland, as well as British folk, jazz and Indian classical music. This eclectic blend makes for a unique and distinctive sound.

 

(1) 2017 Ten Songs - (layered vocals and guitars)

(2) 2017 Far Away - And Not Crying But Singing  (accompanied by solo guitar)

(3) 2018 Desert Songs - Memories of Rumi (cinematic poem settings)

(4) 2018 Mystra - Songs from Byzantium (inspired by travels in the Pelloponese)

(5) 2021 Saqqara (inspired by the world of ancient Egypt)

(6) 2021 Under Cover (new interpretations of contemporary classics)

(7) 2022 I Might Be Dreaming

(8) 2023 Blow The Wind Southerly (multi-tracked a capella vocals)

(9) 2024 La Serenissima (inspired by the serene city of Venice)

(10) 2025 Mountain Aires (multi-tracked guitars instrumentals inspired by iconic views from around the world)

​(11) 2025 The Space Between Days (composed for the collaboration with film-maker Bill Jackson)

Collaborations:

2021 Sorrow Soothe (with Daughters of the Desert)

2026 Raven, composed with Peter Michaels, AKA Paths Crossing, the Original Soundtrack for the film in script development.

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