“Citybird” — wild and tethered

DALAL is a composer and musician whose work blends intimacy with cinematic depth.
Born in a small town in Austria, her lifelong journey with music began at the age of four through piano and violin. From early on, music became a quiet but constant guide—shaping a path that has since spanned continents and cultures.

This deep connection to sound has taken Dalal from Vienna’s grand concert halls to the vibrant creative scenes of London, New York, and Los Angeles—each place leaving its imprint on her artistic voice and personal perspective.

She often experiences music in colors—a quiet way of seeing sound that helps her shape emotion into melody.

With Warner Classics, Dalal has released three solo piano albums, including interpretations of works by Ludovico Einaudi, and her latest release Piano Lounge—a handpicked collection of modern classical pieces close to her heart.

In addition to her solo work, she composes for film and television alongside her friend and collaborator, Maesa Pullman. The two often lend their voices to the scores they create, weaving a deeply human texture into their soundscapes. Their score for the feature film Indigo Valley earned nominations at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards for Best Score and Best Song. Dalal’s original composition Eos also appears on Canadian violinist Angèle Dubeau’s celebrated album Elle.

Her upcoming album, Things I Choose to Keep (November 2025), is an intimate reflection on the power of creativity in difficult times—a testament to the beauty that can emerge even from loss and uncertainty.

Dalal's music is a personal invitation into her inner world of reflection, memory, and movement.