Nicholas Sillitoe is a unique British composer and music producer, living and working in Kristiansand, Norway. Operating in a vast array of post-classical, electronic and folk music genres, over recent years he has scored several feature films, prime-time TV dramas, prize-winning short films, and many high-profile worldwide commercials.
In 2015 Nicholas won the Amanda prize for best film music for the feature film The Disappearing Illusionist (Mer Film).

Recent television drama soundtracks include Occupied (Netflix) – all three seasons of the popular dystopian scandinavian tv drama shown worldwide in 2015-2020, Kommissarie Winter (SVT), Størst av Alt (NRK), Torpedo (TV2), as well as the main title theme for Himmelblå, co-written together with Anne Marie Almedal for the record-breaking Norwegian drama series.

Recent film scores (both features & shorts) include:
Smerteterskel, Mesteren, Mobile, Majorens Sønn, Amasone, Kjøttsår, Ella, En Folkefiende, Kjøter, 5 Løgner, and Brakkvann.

Nicholas is also well known for his pioneering electronica productions, under the artist/producer names Illumination & Chilluminati - with several worldwide releases over the last 30 years on labels like Internal/London Records, Music Man, BMG, and Jazzland/Universal, in collaboration with Tromsø techno legend Per Martinsen.
Together they previously performed as DJ's and brand ambassadors for Café del Mar tours around the world, with successful remixes for Mari Boine, Bugge Wesseltoft, Nils Petter Molvær, Lamb, Cirque du Soleil, to name but a few.

As a child, Nicholas was a remarkably gifted boy soprano, touring the world with both English National Opera & The Royal Opera House, releasing On Wings Of Song (EMI/Classics for Pleasure) in 1984.

Nowadays, Nicholas focuses his musical innovation towards all things filmmatic, whether it be his trademark post-classical soundtracks or his folktronic pop productions for Anne Marie Almedal – released on his own recording imprint +47. In addition Nicholas also works as a music supervisor for film & tv in Scandinavia, working with placements of songs in soundtracks.