Julian Wharton
Composer for Film, TV & Podcasts (London, UK)
About
A London-based composer for film, television, podcasts, and branded content, his music has been featured on Netflix, BBC, ITV, NBC, Channel 4, and Sky, with syncs on Made In Chelsea and Love Island USA. His music blends modern minimalism, orchestral textures, and ambient electronic soundscapes, making it a natural fit for both narrative and commercial storytelling.
Film & TV
Julian has composed the scores for seven short films and written original music for television pieces on Channel 4 and Sky Arts. His film credits include the award-winning short Lessons [2024] and upcoming short film Azadi [2025].
Podcast & Branded Content
Bespoke podcast and branded content music includes Techtonic for the human rights charity Article 19 and Coffee & Flowers, produced with the Grammy Award-winning band The National. He has also written original music for campaigns with XBOX, Tag Heuer, Nintendo, Glenlivet, and David Morris, combining strong thematic writing with modern production to enhance brand identity and audience engagement.
Live Events
Julian co-composed, alongside composer Stephanie Singer, the score for Bodies Tilted at The Southbank’s Meltdown Festival and wrote a bespoke composition for the immersive culinary experience Flavour & Some at Battersea Power Station.
Background & Influences
Before moving into composition, Julian was the guitarist and songwriter in the dream-pop band Dios Mio, whose music was featured across major UK radio stations and music publications. His current work draws inspiration from composers such as Ben Salisbury, Jóhann Jóhannsson, and Mica Levi, blending modern minimalist composition, orchestral textures, and ambient electronic soundscapes to create distinctive, emotionally resonant music.
Collaborate
Julian is available to collaborate on film and TV scores, podcast music, and branded content commissions.