Genevieve Vincent is a Canadian composer, recording artist, and producer based in Los Angeles whose work moves fluidly between film and television scoring, electronic music, orchestral writing, and experimental sound.

Her scores have accompanied projects for Sony TriStar, FOX, Apple TV, HBO Max, Netflix, and the National Film Board of Canada, earning her two BMI Awards and a 2026 Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Original Music. Her credits include Sony TriStar’s The Broken Hearts Gallery, the FOX series Fantasy Island for which she both scored and wrote original songs, Apple TV+’s Gutsy, HBO Max’s What Happened, Brittany Murphy?, and the biographical feature Audrey’s Children (dir. Ami Canaan Mann), starring Natalie Dormer, Jimmi Simpson, and Clancy Brown, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2025 before its U.S. theatrical release.

In 2026, Vincent received a Canadian Screen Award nomination for her score to the National Film Board of Canada documentary feature The Stand (dir. Christopher Auchter). Her recent work also includes the feature thriller Time of Death (dir. Will Wernick), starring Michael Kelly and Mena Suvari, and Sinclair: Kind of a Big Deal (dir. Eoin Duffy) narrated by Ryan Reynolds.

Alongside her screen work, Vincent has developed a distinctive practice as an electronic artist and modular synthesist. Her solo EP Soft Sciences was released by Platitude Music / The Orchard in 2026. Created through improvisation on modular synthesizers and recorded at Greenhouse Studios in Reykjavík, Iceland, the record explores immersive, evolving environments built from electronic textures, acoustic sound, and Vincent’s own voice. Her solo work has also appeared in installation and performance settings including The Wolford House: A Story of Light and Music, Acid-Free Los Angeles, Emersion Music MOSIAC, and The Echo Society.

Vincent is also one half of the synth-pop duo darkDARK, whose releases Heathered, Feel So Much, and Ghost Complex were released with Nettwerk Music Group. The project has been featured by NPR’s All Songs Considered, Noisey, and The Line of Best Fit, with music appearing across film, television, trailers, and unscripted series including RuPaul’s Drag Race, The Hills: New Beginnings, The Hate U Give, Entertainment Tonight, ATLANTA, The Hate U Give, and Love & Hip Hop Atlanta.

Across her scoring and artist work, Vincent is drawn to the emotional possibilities of sound: combining orchestral writing, electronics, voice, sampling, and improvisation to create music that can be intimate and restrained or strange and immersive. Her work is grounded in a fascination with finding poignancy in the ordinary, using texture and subtle shifts in harmony to reveal the emotional undercurrent beneath a story.