Kin Leonn’s music exists between temporal soundworlds and experimental textures, coalescing into a luminous aether. The ‘ambient boy from Singapore,’ Kin creates auditory realms that pulse with the essence of his home city, yet extend outward, lingering at the threshold of recollection — a blend of spatial reveries and dreams of far-off domains, enriched through collaborations that weave together Asia and the UK into his ever-shifting sound.

Kin’s work spans multiple collaborative efforts, including but not limited to, a collaboration with Hiroshi Ebina, a new wave of Singaporean artists like Subsonic Eye and Blush, as well as scoring The Breaking Ice by Anthony Chen, which premiered at Cannes and was lauded by Hirokazu Kore-eda. The soundtrack itself has received praise from international film press, including The Hollywood Reporter and Indiewire.