Hannah Peel

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Hannah Peel
Peel in 2013
Background information
Birth name	Hannah Mary Peel
Born	(1985-08-27) 27 August 1985 (age 39) Craigavon, Northern Ireland
Genres	Electronic Indie pop synth-pop
Occupations	Singer-songwriter composer arranger instrumentalist
Instruments	Vocals music box Synthesiser violin trombone
Labels	My Own Pleasure Realworld Records Domino Static Caravan Full Time Hobby Rivertones Mute Song
Website	hannahpeel.com

Hannah Mary Peel (born 27 August 1985) is a Northern Irish Ivor Novello award winning composer, producer and broadcaster. Her solo music is primarily electronic, synthesiser-based and often includes classical scoring and sound design, with references to the links between science, nature and music. She has scored music for television, film, theatre and dance. Including her Emmy nominated score to Game of Thrones: The Last Watch (a documentary)^[1] and the British science fiction TV series on Sky Max The Midwich Cuckoos which won Peel an Ivor Novello award ^[2] in 2023. 

Peel releases her solo records on her own imprint label, My Own Pleasure Records. This includes her 2021 Mercury Music Prize nominated Fir Wave,^[3] Awake But Always Dreaming^[4] and Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia.^[5]

Hannah Peel has been a regular weekly broadcaster on BBC Radio 3's Night Tracks ^[6] since 2019. 

Aside from her solo work, Peel has worked with collaborators on projects including orchestrations and conducting for Paul Weller, an album written for the British Paraorchestra,^[7] an album with the poet Will Burns, and as a member of the psychogeography indie rock group The Magnetic North and the electronic music group John Foxx and the Maths.