​Harrison King is a UK-based Music Composer and Sound Designer specialising in hybrid, neo-classical and orchestral styles for media projects across a range of platforms, including Film, TV, Trailers, Advertising, Events, Documentaries and more. 

 

Having called the United Arab Emirates home since 1993, Harrison began his composing journey at Jumeirah College, Dubai. He went on to study Music Composition and Professional Practice at Coventry University, UK, during which he also completed an exchange year at the University of Windsor, Canada, majoring in Music. He is currently based in Exeter, United Kingdom.​​

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Working with a variety of trailer music companies, Harrison has achieved a number of successful placements across high profile projects and major campaigns, including trailers and TV spots for Disney’s Moana 2 and Live-Action remake, A24’s Misty Green, Paramount Pictures’ Scream 5, National Geographic’s Fauci, FX’s Dying for Sex, and many more.

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Alongside trailer composition, Harrison writes for many media production companies, independent film groups and music library catalogues on a global scale, and regularly undertakes custom briefs for film, sonic branding, events, advertising, television and other media. Within the UAE and wider Middle East, Harrison has been proud to work with clients and organisations including Emirates Airlines, Dubai EXPO 2020, Dubai World Cup, SELA, Dubai Police, and Saudi German Hospital, among others. Much of his library and catalogue music can be heard on leading broadcast programmes worldwide, across a broad range of media.

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Harrison has received recognition for his composition work over the years, including winning Best Film Score – Feature Film for David Smith’s Blue at the I Will Tell Film Festival. At the 2025 Transform Awards, he received a Silver Award for Best Audio Brand for his work on the Dubai Racing Club sonic branding project, working closely with With Feeling. To date, Harrison has also composed music for a number of their large-scale events, including the Dubai World Cup, with further projects continuing to follow.

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