Aisling Jarvis
- Composer
- Sound Department
Aisling has played music all her life and has been writing songs since she was a teenager. Born on 21st January 1992 in London, UK, she comes from a prolific musical family/her mother being Maire Brennan of Irish group Clannad, and her father Tim Jarvis from Cambridge. Aisling and her family moved to Dublin, Ireland when she was very young, and has lived there ever since.
Since graduating as a studio engineer in 2012, she has built a successful reputation as a music producer and sound engineer, and has been an active member of the Irish music scene. In September 2014 she released her self-produced debut album "A Handful of Bad Ideas", which was received very well both at home in Ireland, and abroad.
Aisling has performed solo sets at Glastonbury Festival, New York City, Germany, as well as supporting Clannad on a UK tour. She has also performed at many venues throughout Ireland.
2015 saw Aisling set her sights on composing for film and TV. Collaborating with Maire Brennan, a significant milestone in the creative journey for Aisling has been reached with their completion of the music for the first season of ABC TV's Prisoner Zero. The result is a score which bursts with energy, vigour and excitement and with a cinematic depth rarely heard in TV animations.
Since graduating as a studio engineer in 2012, she has built a successful reputation as a music producer and sound engineer, and has been an active member of the Irish music scene. In September 2014 she released her self-produced debut album "A Handful of Bad Ideas", which was received very well both at home in Ireland, and abroad.
Aisling has performed solo sets at Glastonbury Festival, New York City, Germany, as well as supporting Clannad on a UK tour. She has also performed at many venues throughout Ireland.
2015 saw Aisling set her sights on composing for film and TV. Collaborating with Maire Brennan, a significant milestone in the creative journey for Aisling has been reached with their completion of the music for the first season of ABC TV's Prisoner Zero. The result is a score which bursts with energy, vigour and excitement and with a cinematic depth rarely heard in TV animations.
