Zoë Lustri (she/her) is a UK-based film composer and music producer from Austin, Texas. She loves to write music and hates to write bios.

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She began her life in music from the tender age of 5 years old--writing classic hits about playtime and the struggles of parents telling you what to do. From then the ball was rolling and it hasn't stopped. She loves the collaborative nature of music and writing to media, and always jumps at the opportunity to work with new people.

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Zoë has a Bachelor's Degree in Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music. Upon graduating, she moved to Los Angeles where she interned for Bear McCreary and Henry Jackman. She has since found a home at Joy Music House where she has worked in score production on a variety of projects including the Emmy & Oscar nominated RBG, and Emile Mosseri's Oscar nominated, BAFTA award winning score to Minari.

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When she is not enveloped in music for media, Zoë is working on her personal songs and artistry. In 2020, Zoë Lustri shocked the world when she released her debut single Something Good. A song that a random Indie blog once said “[sounds] absolutely great, but unfortunately I feel it sounds a little too commercial for my playlist”. Something Good features strong, prominent vocals exploring introspective lyrics as a conversation on depression while giving a sonic palette that is both ambient, cinematic, and driving. As an artist she is distinctly emotive, who, according to world-class music critic @where_is_the_beef_at on IG, "can't sing". With an impressive 840 Instagram followers and 44 Spotify listeners, Zoë Lustri is redefining the word "icon". Her single Something Good was succeeded with EPs Down The River and Occult Sh*t.

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Zoë proudly sits on the board of The Alliance for Women Film Composers, actively pushing for gender equity in the world of film composing.