No-one is better known for defining the space between classical and electronic music than Berlin-based pianist, composer and producer, Nils Frahm. His unconventional approach to an age-old instrument, the piano, which he plays contemplatively and intimately, and his sonic alchemy of ambient textures and atmospheric electronica, have won him fans around the world. An exceptional instrumentalist and fascinating live performer, he is known for the highly developed sense of control and restraint in his work, as well as a depth of emotion and personality. Since his breakthrough album Felt, in 2011, he has garnered international acclaim for his live shows and albums. He wrote his first film score in 2015 for the feature film Victoria, for which he won the German Film Prize for Best Soundtrack. Other film work followed, including contributions to short film Ellis, featuring Robert De Niro, Ad Astra starring Brad Pitt, and Manifesto with Cate Blanchett.