Brontë Horder is an Australian composer, songwriter and vocalist creating original scores and bespoke songs for film, television and documentary projects. She is a composer and Creative Director at The D.A’s Office, an award-winning music composition house.

Brontë’s recent screen credits include MasterChef, LEGO Masters, Love on the Spectrum, The Assembly, and the feature documentary Rose Gold. In 2024, she won the APRA-AGSC Screen Music Award for Best Music for Unscripted & Reality Television for her work on LEGO Masters Australia alongside The D.A’s Office. She also co-composed the score for Exposed: The Ghost Train Fire, nominated for Best Music for a Mini-Series or Telemovie in 2021.

Her songwriting has been recognised with three consecutive nominations for Best Original Song Composed for the Screen at the APRA-AGSC Screen Music Awards: Fragile Soul (Ellie Was Here, 2021), Bear’s Theme (Bear: Koala Hero, 2020), and Day by Day (Fourteen, 2019).

Brontë has worked extensively as a songwriter and session vocalist in both the US and Australia. Her voice features in the score for the feature film The Dry. She also sang backing vocals and played the piano on the end titles song Under The Milky Way. In collaboration with composer Anthony Ammar, Brontë sampled her voice to create a virtual instrument Vocal Colors Brontë by Evolution Series. 

Brontë currently serves as a Board Director for the Australian Guild of Screen Composers.