Quiet Measures a monthly Substack exploring creativity and process.
Danny composes original music for international fashion and brand campaigns,
working closely with creative agencies and production teams.
He works across both pitch-stage and final campaign phases,
quickly exploring multiple musical directions to support each project.
(DIR: Elizabeth Chomko)
A character-led drama starring Hilary Swank, Michael Shannon and Robert Forster,
premiering at Sundance and the Toronto International Film Festival.
The score takes a restrained, intimate approach,
supporting the emotional weight of the story without overt sentimentality.
Dir: Stuart Gatt
A tense, atmospheric debut feature starring Erin Moriarty and Jai Courtney.
The score centres on subtle tension and psychological space,
supporting the film’s sense of isolation and unease.
Long-running BBC drama centred on forensic investigation.
The score focuses on tension, restraint and emotional undercurrent,
supporting the narrative without drawing attention away from performance and story
Part of the BBC’s flagship wildlife strand,
featuring films such as Meerkats: Secrets of an Animal Superstar,
narrated by David Attenborough. The music balances intimacy and scale,
supporting character-driven storytelling within expansive natural environments
A landmark arts documentary series exploring the role of art in shaping human culture.
Danny composed the main theme, establishing a tonal identity
that reflects the series’ scope and intellectual depth
An intimate portrait of Princess Margaret,
set against the social and cultural shifts of the 20th century.
The score adopts a measured, reflective tone,
supporting both the personal and historical dimensions of the story
Travel series combining humour with observational storytelling.
The music adopts a lighter, more informal tone
while maintaining a consistent sense of narrative flow
Danny’s additional television work includes a wide range of
documentary, factual and entertainment programming
for broadcasters including the BBC, Channel 4 and Comedy Central,
working with production companies such as
Oxford Scientific Films, Avalon, KEO Films and Endemol Shine.
A selection of Danny’s released work, exploring ideas around intuition, improvisation and form, often in collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra.
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Danny Mulhern is a composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer based in London, working across film, television and artist releases.
His music sits at the intersection of cinematic, orchestral and electronic forms, often exploring themes of perception, intuition and the subtle dynamics between individuals and systems. Whether writing for screen, commercial campaigns or his own catalogue, his work is grounded in emotional clarity and a sense of space.
Recent work includes music for global fashion campaigns with Zara in collaboration with Baron & Baron, alongside ongoing collaborations with the London Contemporary Orchestra across both records and film scores. These include the feature film What They Had (starring Hilary Swank, Michael Shannon and Robert Forster) and Catching Dust.
His work for film and television spans a wide range of formats, from long-running drama (Silent Witness, BBC) to documentary series such as The Natural World and How Art Made The World, as well as entertainment projects with artists including Derren Brown, Matt Lucas and Simon Pegg.
His work for film and television spans a wide range of formats, from long-running drama (Silent Witness, BBC) to documentary series such as The Natural World and How Art Made The World, as well as entertainment projects with artists including Derren Brown, Matt Lucas and Simon Pegg.
Alongside his screen and commercial work, Danny releases a body of instrumental music under his own name. Albums such as Flow States and Singing Through Others explore improvisation, collective intelligence and the boundaries between composition and emergence, often in collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra.
These ideas are also reflected in Quiet Measures, a monthly Substack exploring creativity, process and the space around the work.
