UELE
LAMORE

Uèle Lamore has always explored music’s infinite possibilities. From an adolescence spent studying jazz, rock, and classical music to recent work experimenting the blending of sounds and genres, the Franco-American artist has followed her curiosity, blending a disparate variety of styles and genres to emerge as one of contemporary music’s most acclaimed composers, arrangers, producers, and conductors. 

She has served as an associate conductor, orchestrator, and arranger for the London Contemporary Orchestra (LCO), and has collaborated with a number of highly acclaimed artists such as Alfa Mist, Max Cooper, Etienne Daho, Silly Boy Blue, Moor Mother, Drum & Lace, and Yaël Naïm.  She has also conducted a number of different orchestra’s such as ONPL, ONDIF, Orchestre Lamoureux, and Metropole Orkest.

Uele’s first solo EP “Tracks” led to her debut album “Loom” (XXIM Records) was released in 2022, was followed by two EP’s “Multiply” and “Méditations.1”, and a concept album for German based label 7k! “The Magnificent Day of Giacomo P.”.

Uele released in 2022 a special collaboration EP with GRAMMY nominee Theo Crocker. She also arranged and co-composed Thylacine’s symphonic album “Thylacine and 74 musicians” in 2024.

Uele Lamore is a seasoned film music composer, having composed the soundtrack for Aïssa Maiga's critically acclaimed "Above Water" (winner of Best Documentary Soundtrack at the 2022 CSDEM Prices), and feature films such as "The Apology" (directed by Alison Locke) or "Les Femmes Au Balcon" directed by Noémie Merlant. She is also the composer of the new American TV series “Maigret” (PBS Masterpiece), and created the soundtrack for France Television’s documentary series “Ballroom”.

Uele’s explorations and thirst for new mediums of expressions and musical project will surely lead her in unexpected places, further consolidating her reputation of being a creatively limitless artist.

Picture by Cécile Chabert.