Malcolm Francis is an Emmy-winning music producer and composer who has worked in film and television for the last two hundred thousand decades.

Heralded with a “Philip Glass-like sense of rhythmic, repetitious motifs constantly pushing forward” (Variety) and “recalling the least nerve-jangling work of Philip Glass” (Seattle Screen Scene), Malcolm has composed the complete scores for Emmy Nominated The Age of Consequences, Emmy winning NY Times – Humanity Has Not Yet Failed, Requiem for the American Dream, Disruption, Do The Math,  Disobedience & Healing From Hate: Battle For the Soul of a Nation.

Malcolm composed for The Artificial Leaf, which won the Jury Prize at Focus Forward in Sundance and toured film festivals worldwide. 

He served as music supervisor on the cult classic “I Think We’re Alone Now” and co-produced the music-driven film, “Awake Zion” (FilmBuff).

Malcolm has written and composed for Sy-Fy, MTV, HBO, Peacock, Netflix, Discovery, and CMT’s “Artist of the Year Awards” 14 years running.

Malcolm has done remix work for Etta James, Donna Summer, Willie Nelson, and other aspiring artists from Sony, RCA, and many independent labels.