Kris Bowers

Kris Bowers, a versatile pianist and composer from Los Angeles, blends jazz with contemporary R&B, electronica, and modal improvisation. With a Grammy nomination for his score on Netflix's Bridgerton and acclaimed film compositions for works like Green Book and The Color Purple, Bowers showcases his diverse musical talents. Winning the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Competition in 2011, Bowers has established himself as a prominent figure in both the jazz and film scoring worlds.

Born in 1989, Bowers honed his craft by studying classical piano and jazz at Los Angeles County High School for the Arts before earning degrees in jazz performance from Juilliard. His debut album, Heroes + Misfits, released in 2014, exemplifies his experimental fusion of jazz, R&B, and electronic influences. Alongside his music career, Bowers has made a name for himself in film scoring, contributing to documentaries, dramas, and award-winning films like Green Book. His ability to seamlessly blend genres and create evocative soundscapes has solidified his reputation as a talented and innovative musician.