Mulberry Harbour is an electronic artist based in London, UK, with noteable acoustic, modern classical and Hispanic influences, and a melodic sound which could be described as equal parts Max Richter, Sufjan Stevens and Paavoharju.

Often combining live recordings on an old 8-track with digital software, Mulberry Harbour’s methods include self-sampling fragments of finger-picked guitar, cuatro, bowed saw and theremin; recording ambient sounds and snatches of conversation on a mobile phone in lifts, bars and tunnels; and stripping randomly generated drum patterns into skeletons of their former selves. The result is an at times unusual, quixotic combination of sounds such as the Morriccone-esque harmonica vs. percussion of Electric Candle Machine and the fragile, haunting melody of bowed saw over metronomical beat on The Water Boatman.

Mulberry Harbour’s music has been used on BBC3’s Seriously Young documentary series and Channel 5’s Extraordinary People series.
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