Original scoresfor film, television,and beyond.
London-based composer scoring award-winning projects screened at Oscar and BAFTA-qualifying festivals, and songwriter with alt-rock band Gengahr.
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Selected Scores
- A Twist of HateFilmStarring Sally Phillips. Premiered at Raindance; BFI London Film Festival 2026.
- Dressed to the NinesFilmStarring Reggie Absolom and Daniel Ings. Screened at over 40 festivals worldwide.
- GenerativeFilmScore for the proof-of-concept film; feature to begin filming this year.
Songwriting
Co-writer and performer with Gengahr. A-listed on BBC Radio 1 & 6 Music, including “Heavenly Maybe” – Greg James’ Tune of the Week.
Syncs
- American Gods – Amazon
- Precision – Netflix
- Voicemails for Isabelle – Netflix
- Based on a True Story – Peacock
- Pro Evolution Soccer
- Sony PlayStation
Bio
Hugh is a London-based musician and composer. He has scored multiple award-winning short films which have screened at Oscar and BAFTA-qualifying film festivals. His latest film “A Twist of Hate”, starring Sally Phillips, premiered at Raindance and screened at BFI London Film Festival 2026. He recently scored the proof-of-concept film for “Generative”, a documentary feature due to begin filming this year. He was also commissioned to write an original piece of music for “Foxy Moll”, an Irish TV period thriller currently in development.
Hugh is part of the 4-piece alt-rock band Gengahr. He has co-written multiple tracks for the band that have been A-listed on BBC Radio 1 & BBC Radio 6, including “Heavenly Maybe”, selected as Greg James’s Radio 1 “Tune of the Week”. The songs have also had syncs on shows such as “American Gods” for Amazon, “Precision” and “Voicemails for Isabelle” for Netflix, “Based on a True Story” for Peacock, the “Pro Evolution Soccer” video game, and ads for Sony PlayStation.
© 2026 Hugh Schulte