Ethel Cain & Robin Carolan

Robin Carolan is a British-Irish composer and music producer whose distinctive artistic voice has made him an increasingly prominent figure in contemporary film music. Carolan received widespread acclaim for his score to Eggers’ Nosferatu, earning a BAFTA nomination for Best Original Score, alongside nominations from the World Soundtrack Awards, the Ivor Novello, and numerous other critics’ organizations.

Carolan first made his mark in the music industry as the founder of Tri Angle, an influential independent record label launched in 2010 that became known for its groundbreaking electronic music releases. His creative collaborations include working with Björk on her 2017 album Utopia, where he was described as “the fifth ear,” reflecting his singular musical sensibility and creative instincts.

Ethel Cain is the creation of Florida-born multidisciplinary artist Hayden Anhedönia. After years spent teaching herself to produce at home in the Florida panhandle and releasing various projects, Cain moved to Indiana and singlehandedly wrote, produced, recorded and mixed her acclaimed 2021 EP Inbred from the basement of the deconsecrated church where she lived.

Quickly cementing herself as a universally acclaimed musician and multimedia artist, Cain has released two incredibly influential albums: her 2022 debut Preacher’s Daughter and 2025's Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You, as well as the longform ambient project Perverts. Cain has spent the past year playing a series of sold out tours across North America, Europe, and Oceania, including festival appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Primavera Sound and many more.

Carolan most recently composed the score for Robert Eggers’ upcoming film Werwulf, set for theatrical release on December 25, 2026. The soundtrack features the original song "Wynter Waxeth", performed by Ethel Cain and written by Cain, composer Robin Carolan and filmmaker Robert Eggers.