Tom Rowlands is one half of multi-platinum, multi-GRAMMY Award-winning duo The Chemical Brothers, whose groundbreaking work has redefined electronic music for over three decades. Together, Tom and Ed Simons have sold more than 12 million albums worldwide, earned six GRAMMY Awards, six UK No. 1 albums, and built a reputation for creating some of the most innovative live audiovisual experiences in contemporary music.

Alongside his work with The Chemical Brothers, Tom has established himself as an acclaimed composer for film and television, bringing his signature blend of electronic innovation and cinematic storytelling to the screen. Most recently, he received a BAFTA for his score to M for Mussolini, further cementing his reputation as one of the UK's leading contemporary screen composers. Earlier, Tom and Ed composed the critically acclaimed score for Joe Wright's Hanna, demonstrating a distinctive approach that seamlessly merges electronic and orchestral worlds.

Tom's music has also become a mainstay of sync culture, with placements across major films, television, gaming and global brands, including The Hunger Games, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Formula 1, PlayStation, Xbox, Assassin's Creed, BBC Glastonbury and Wimbledon, among many others. Whether writing for screen, stage or record, Tom continues to push the boundaries of electronic composition with a uniquely cinematic perspective.