About Adrianna
Adrianna Krikl is a Los Angeles–based composer and sound artist whose work spans cinematic scoring, sound design, and experimental live performance.
Blending analog synths, handmade cassette loops, effect pedals, and digital processing, her compositions have been featured in film, television, art installations, fashion, and advertising. Clients and placements include Oprah Winfrey’s Network (SoulPancake), PBS (Roadtrip Nation), Google, NPR, Kevin Hart’s LOL Network, and Modernism Week for the Palm Springs Art Museum. She has scored feature films including Anarchy Parlor (Gravitas Ventures) and created music for theatrical trailer campaigns with New Line Cinema.
Alongside her work for picture, Krikl has developed an immersive live performance centered around cassette tape loops. Using Walkmans, handmade tape loops of varying lengths, guitar pedals, and evolving signal chains, she constructs layered sound environments that blur the line between installation and performance. Her live work explores memory, erosion, and repetition as sound drifts, degrades, and reshapes itself over time. Each performance unfolds differently, whether in a theater, gallery, desert landscape, or cinematic frame.
Notable solo albums have been released by Mystery Circles Records and BR2 Productions.
Click HERE to watch 1-minute musical experiments.
Click HERE to watch music REEL featuring clips of music cues used in film, tv and more.
