Ellen Arkbro is a Swedish composer and sound artist known for her minimalist and precise compositional style that often involves tuning theory and the exploration of harmonic sounds. She primarily works with intervallic relationships in just intonation, creating works for both electronic and acoustic instruments. Arkbro's artistry navigates the realms of drone music and modern classical, embracing the physicality of sound and the psychoacoustic effects that precise tunings can produce.

Her work "For Organ and Brass," released in 2017, marked a significant point in her career; it featured microtonal compositions for organ, horn, trombone, and tuba, highlighting her deep engagement with the textural possibilities of these instruments. Following this, her 2019 release "CHORDS" explored the sonic characteristics of guitar and organ through a similar lens, continuing her examination of sustained tonalities and the spaces between sounds. Each subsequent release, from "Close" to "Temple" and the contemplative "Sounds While Waiting," has further refined Arkbro's distinctive approach to music, wherein each piece offers an immersive experience, inviting listeners to delve into the nuances of sound and the meditative qualities of her work. Ellen Arkbro has positioned herself as a unique voice within contemporary music, crafting experiences that challenge and expand the listener's perception of harmony and time.