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Trevor Kowalski

Original music for film, television, and games. Los Angeles–based, conservatory-trained, and equally at home in intimate melody and dark, dynamic orchestral hybrid tension. He writes, orchestrates, and conducts for live orchestra.

In this reel:

Tiger, dir. Loren Waters

WILL: Follow the Light (TomorrowHead Studio)

Well, That's a Fancy Roadblock, Trevor Kowalski

Cloud Cruiser ℗ Aemeralds, Trevor Kowalski

And We Walk After, Trevor Kowalski

Celebrating Our Beauty, dir. Alexis Anoruk Sallee

Rise and Vine ℗ Bleeding Fingers, Trevor Kowalski

Enter the Facility, Trevor Kowalski AKA Eden Avery

Unwording (Frostwood Interactive)

Xáat Kwaani (Salmon People), dir. Alexis Anoruk Sallee

ᏗᏂᏠᎯ ᎤᏪᏯ (Meet Me at the Creek), dir. Loren Waters

Film & Television

Trevor scores documentary and narrative film with an ear for memory, setting, and emotional power. He scored Loren Waters' Sundance and PSW Emmy-winning "Tiger", and his ongoing collaboration with Waters continues with a new narrative film arriving 2026-2027. His documentary work spans Native Alaskan and Two Spirit stories, with premieres from the Anchorage Museum to festivals across the country.

Games & Interactive

Trevor writes original game scores that pair live orchestra with interactive, adaptive systems. His 2-hour score for the adventure game WILL: Follow the Light (Steam, PS5) was recorded with a 54-piece orchestra and moves from spare beauty into darker, eerie tension. He is Wwise certified and comfortable collaborating inside a game's audio pipeline.

Concert & Classical

A pianist, French horn player, and conductor trained at the Royal College of Music and Boston University, Trevor writes and records for live orchestra. His modern classical and solo piano records, including The Twilight Glow and Piano Themes 2, carry a colorful melodic sensibility with steadfast harmonic direction. He is shaped by Camille Saint-Saëns, Jennifer Higdon, John Barry, and the music of Nintendo. His concert and installation work has reached audiences from the Teatro Colón to museum collections.

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