Jonny Greenwood is an internationally acclaimed composer and multi-instrumentalist, best known as the lead guitarist and keyboardist of the seminal British rock band Radiohead. Born Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood on November 5, 1971, in Oxford, England, he quickly distinguished himself both within and outside the band for his innovative approach to music and his proficiency in a variety of instruments.

Greenwood's solo endeavors are heavily marked by his foray into film scoring, where he has garnered significant attention and praise. His contributions to the world of movie soundtracks include scores for several of director Paul Thomas Anderson's critically acclaimed films, such as “There Will Be Blood,” for which he received a multitude of accolades and emerged as a prominent figure in contemporary film composing. His extensive body of work also encompasses "Phantom Thread" and "You Were Never Really Here," displaying his versatility and his ability to traverse various musical styles. In more recent years, Greenwood has continued to channel his talents into creating evocative soundtracks, as evidenced by his compositions for "The Power of the Dog" and "Spencer," further cementing his reputation as a distinguished and innovative composer in modern cinema.

Genres

British Contemporary Classical

British Soundtrack

Compositional Ambient

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Latest Release

Jarak Qaribak

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Jonny Greenwood

Album - 9 Tracks - Released June 9, 2023