4 November 2026

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Hilgrove Kenrick and Sam Watts Craft a Poignant “Mirror”

Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror featuring Sam Watts

Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror featuring Sam Watts

Two Continents, One Harmonious Vision

Hilgrove Kenrick, an award-winning composer and Sam Watts, a British-Canadian composer, revealed their collaborative piece, “Mirror” – a meditation for two pianos and voice. This original single, released on Piano Day 2025, was recorded across two continents and two time zones. It shows a beautiful interplay where one player reflects the other in melody besides harmony. The composition is ideal for moments of rest, relaxation, meditation or an elegant classical performance. Experience the serene sounds of “Mirror”; just press play on the audio player below.

The story behind “Mirror” is as captivating as the music itself. Across two continents, in two time zones next to on two pianos, this piece highlights the seamless blend of two distinct musical views. Hilgrove Kenrick is known for award-winning compositions for film, TV, games plus classical choral commissions and he brings a unique style to this collaboration.

His works resonated globally on both network and streaming platforms – they earned multiple nominations plus Best Score awards. Sam Watts is celebrated for compositions for film, television, in addition to various media. He collaborated with production companies worldwide on important productions. For further appreciation of acoustic plus classical sounds, listen to our curated playlist.


Hilgrove Kenrick - Mirror featuring Sam Watts - Cover Artwork
Hilgrove Kenrick – Mirror featuring Sam Watts – Cover Artwork

Behind Kenrick’s Composition: The Artist’s Journey

Hilgrove Kenrick is a distinguished composer plus a versatile musician with a rich background. He began his musical journey as a Cathedral chorister in Birmingham, UK as well as he explored jazz across the West Midlands. He settled in Worcestershire, where he crafts award-winning music for film, television along with games along with classical plus choral commissions. His compositions were broadcast on numerous channels worldwide, on both terrestrial and streaming networks.

Kenrick’s talent received acknowledgment with three Best Score awards for the feature film “Suicide Club,” and he got two nominations for other projects. His diverse portfolio includes music for the drama series 12 Monkeys for NBC Universal, Shadowhunters for Freeform/Disney and tracks on platforms such as Netflix, the BBC, Channel 5, and Canal+.

Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror featuring Sam Watts
Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror featuring Sam Watts

Above all this show of creativity, he achieved various handheld plus console games as well as classical commissions for chamber choir and soloists performed internationally. Kenrick enjoys intimate solo piano works besides experiments with space and sound in Spatial Audio.

His recent solo album, “Fragments Part 1,” was released on April 24, 2024 and featured on BBC Music Introducing. His track “Melt” is in Spotify’s “Fall Asleep” playlist besides has over a million streams and he has amassed more than 11 million streams on Pandora in North America. Kenrick serves as Music Director for The Film Orchestra UK, hosting their main concerts.

Sam Watts featured by Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror
Sam Watts featured by Hilgrove Kenrick releasing Mirror

From Silver Screen to Television Triumph: The Versatile Compositions of Sam Watts

Sam Watts began his career with significant impact. He worked as a music assistant on films such as Hitch and Mrs. Henderson Presents, before he composed for the BBC’s Planet Earth. At 24 he scored his first solo television show, The Sarah Jane Adventures and has since kept a prolific output.

His compositions are in notable television shows like the BAFTA besides Emmy award-winning global sensation The Traitors plus Doctor Who: Tales of the TARDIS and films like Stormhouse also impactful documentaries including For Neda and Secrets of the Vatican.

With credits for companies including Fremantle, HBO, PBS as well as NBC Universal, Watts is a versatile film and television composer – he is known for his compelling musical narratives. Watts released a range of neo-classical albums, from solo piano to hybrid orchestral besides electronic compositions.

As a team of music curators at PopHits.Co, we consistently admire the artistry of musicians like Hilgrove Kenrick and Sam Watts. Their ability to craft an exquisite besides evocative piece such as “Mirror” reflects their talent and dedication to their craft.

To explore more of their work, visit their Website, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, in addition to YouTube platforms. Discover similar classical plus acoustic melodies by listening to and sharing our curated playlist.


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