The talents of Irish composer and producer Bryan Kevin (BK) Pepper can be discovered across film, television, advertising, gaming, the concert hall, and artist releases.

Released April 2026 on Bigo & Twigetti, BK’s acclaimed latest album Pagan, features collaborations with renowned violinist Viktor Orri Árnason, the Czech National Symphony Orchestra and Ireland’s Glasshouse Ensemble. The album will be performed live on various Ireland and UK dates during Autumn 2026.

Of the album Bryan says “Pagan is an exploration of belief, whether religious, political or personal, and what happens when systems of belief begin to fracture. It follows on from Territories, but this time the lens is wider and more confrontational. I was drawn to the idea of the pagan as someone outside the dominant narrative, someone questioning, resisting or searching. Sonically it moves between cinematic orchestration and more intimate layered textures because I wanted it to feel both collective and deeply personal. At its core, the album asks whether we can rediscover shared humanity in an era that constantly pushes us into tribes.”

Debut album, Territories (2020), showcased a diverse range of recordings, captured in locations as iconic as Abbey Road and as unconventional as a converted swimming pool.

Bryan has worked extensively in production for the film industry, collaborating with directors, musicians, film editors, and sound designers. His most recent feature film soundtrack work was for the feature Swing Bout, released autumn 2024. Bryan’s captivating live performance film, From an Empty Castle (2021), is available for viewing here.

In addition to his work in film and music production, Bryan has contributed to theatre, composing an original score for the cross-disciplinary production We Lived in Cities, which toured across Ireland and the UK. This project highlights his versatility and ability to enhance storytelling through evocative and immersive soundscapes.