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about
rryrry (aka Harry Perry Westerborn (née Perry)) is an eclectic British composer/producer/arranger/songwriter based in Sweden. His acoustic ensemble music has been selected for workshops by BBC NOW, Ensemble Cymru and the Allegri String Quartet; his electroacoustic music has been diffused by ElectroacousticWALES and his popular work (both solo as rryrry and in collaboration) has received continued support and airplay by Tom Robinson on BBC 6 Music. Harry's work largely focuses on the interoperability of cultural practice and attempts to redefine our understanding of genre, culture and artistic belonging. In layman’s terms, he writes confidently in many different styles, blending them either consciously or by design.
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As a prolific media composer, he has released 16 albums of production music in disparate genres. His work has been used in episodes of Saturday Night Live, Queer Eye Germany, Workin' Moms , Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, and Neighbours (the latter being a personal highlight).
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In addition to his creative work, Harry holds a PhD in classical ensemble composition and maintains an on-again/off-again music blog, The Appraisal.
news
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I submitted ‘Maia’ on a whim to this prestigious competition based in Japan and to my surprise was nominated for a Special Prize! A nice pick me up in this tough ol’ year.
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I spent the month of May 2026 holed up in my new office working on an hour long soundtrack for the OST Composing Jam Overtime 2026. I’ve been wanting to do a game jam for ages and when I saw that there was one specifically for composition I decided to f*ck it and see if I could do it. While the experience ended up being pretty exhausting and underwhelming, I’m really genuinely happy with the music I wrote. Weird chiptune-meets-ambient-meets-Cardiacs-meets-Chamber music. It’s a journey.
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I still for the life of me can’t get my head around this one, but for a heady month straddling June and July my 7 minute intelligent dance epic ‘Those Ducks are Thugs’ flew up the Top 40 chart on Amazing Radio, ending up 9th! It hasn’t lead to anything (much like ‘This Is The Salon’ before it…), but from a kudos perspective, pretty cool. Pretty cool.
recent work
Game Soundtrack
Art-pop
Electronica
