Scott Twynholm is a Scottish composer and musician.
With a focus on melody and sonic texture his work often spans the worlds of contemporary classical and experimental electronic composition.
Scott started his professional music career in bands. He was an integral member of Looper with Stuart David of Belle and Sebastian and released solo records under the name Metrovavan, whose first release picked up single of the month in Record Collector Magazine.
Recent solo work includes Tekstura, a series of textured piano-based compositions which was released in 2021 through London-based Blurred Recordings and Orbits, an electronic instrumental suite in seven movements was released by contemporary classical label Bigo & Twigetti in 2024.
Before composing for film his band songs appeared in numerous films including Palme d’Or nominated The Edukators and Cameron Crow’s Vanilla Sky. Original film scores include Alasdair Gray, A Life In Progress, acclaimed multi-media artist Rachel Maclean’s feature debut Make Me Up, Martyn Robertson’s award-winning 2022 documentary Ride the Wave, which premiered at the 2022 BFI London Film Festival and Bill Douglas, My Best Friend which premiered at the 2023 Venice Film Festival. TV work includes the BBC Network flagship series Murder Trial for Firecrest Films.
Latest Film Credits:
The Secret of Me (2025)
Original Score for documentary feature produced by Rogan Productions, Channel 4 and Film4. Directed by Grace Hughes-Hallett
Make It To Munich (2025)
Original Score for documentary feature produced by Blackhouse Films, directed by Martyn Robertson
Murder Trial (2023-2025)
Original Score for BBC Network TV series produced by Firecrest Films and directed by Matt Pinder
Spilt Milk (2024)
Original Score for drama feature produced by 925 Productions and Randan Films, directed by Brian Durnin
Alone In Venice (2024)
Original Score for drama short produced by Terminal Loud Pictures and Dulcimer Films. Directed by Lars Blumers
Anneka’s Problem (2024)
Original Score for drama short directed by Patricia McCormack
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