Scottish cellist and composer Peter Gregson's effortless versatility has made him a ubiquitous figure in the 21st century soundscape, whether he's tackling Steve Reich, writing his own string quartets and film scores, or collaborating with pop sensations like Ed Sheeran. Gregson's ability to bridge worlds—classical, pop, electronic, film and advertising—has fueled a steady ascent since 2010. He favors a warmly minimalist sound with an irresistible rhythmic thrust that unfurls contemplative melodies across settings encompassing Bach, whose music he has deftly recorded in new arrangements and Sigur Rós.