Bruce Driscoll is a Los Angeles–based music producer, composer, and songwriter whose work bridges indie pop, film, television, and brand storytelling.

He is best known as one half of two influential duos. The first is Freedom Fry, the indie pop project he formed with his Parisian wife, Marie Seyrat. Their music has surpassed 200 million streams and appeared across Apple TV+, Amazon, HBO Max, Netflix, and beyond. Their Universal Music–released single Shaky Ground was named Spotify’s Best Indie Pop of 2016, followed by Awake from their debut album Classic, which earned the same distinction in 2018.

He also co-founded the synth-laced indie rock band Blondfire with his sister, Erica Driscoll. The project led to a close collaboration with the late Tim Bergling (Avicii) on his multi-platinum album True, as well as record deals with EMI and Warner Bros. Records on the strength of breakout singles like Where the Kids Are and Waves.

In recent years, Bruce has been instrumental in the return of the seminal indie pop band Ivy, co-producing and co-writing their comeback album Traces of You alongside Dominique Durand and Andy Chase, building on song ideas originally developed with the late Adam Schlesinger. The album was named one of Rolling Stone’s Top Indie Rock Albums of 2025, marking a critically acclaimed new chapter for the band.

A lifelong lover of film and television music, Bruce has crafted scores and songs for over 50 films, series, and campaigns. His work includes scoring the Nickelodeon animated series Super Duper Bunny League, contributing music to Yo Gabba GabbaLand! Season 2 on Apple TV+, and co-writing and scoring original songs for Apple TV+’s BAFTA Award–winning series Lovely Little Farm. He has also written additional cues for Netflix’s That ’90s Show with principal composer James Iha, including performing on the title theme.

His music has appeared in major films and series, including Blumhouse’s M3GAN (Le Point Zéro), The Morning Show (Freedom Fry’s cover of Clint Eastwood), and the trailer for Locked Down starring Anne Hathaway. In the fashion and brand world, his work has been featured by Dior, Ralph Lauren, Lanvin, Abercrombie, Madewell, Glamour Magazine, Airbnb, Honda, IKEA, United Airlines, REI, Xfinity, and more.

Whether producing records, scoring to picture, or collaborating on custom music, Bruce brings a melodic, emotionally grounded approach to every project.