“A beauteous soprano voice, crystal clear, great warmth”

— LIMELIGHT MAGAZINE, CLASSIKON

Welsh born vocalist Amelia Jones is a compelling, passionate and nuanced performer known for her crystal clear tone and expressive vocal delivery. Amelia is now based in Bristol, UK, after spending over a decade in Australia.

Amelia’s innate fascination for interpretation in conjunction with a bold musicality have led her to become a choice vocalist for cutting-edge contemporary composers, in a live performance and professional recording capacity.

Amelia has been heard on an international scale primarily for her work as a recording artist on original soundtracks for award winning video games and Japanese anime productions, including Star Wars: Visions on Disney+ and Eden on Netflix. Significant vocal appearances include the beloved ‘City of Tears’ from Australian video game Hollow Knight, which has amassed almost 16 million streams on Spotify, ‘Falling Through Starlight’ from Japanese anime The Rising of the Shield Hero, several tracks from multi award winning anime Made in Abyss, and several tracks from recent smash-hit indie game Slay The Princess with a soundtrack by American composer Brandon Boone.

Her 2019 performance in UnderSCORE, the first symphonic concert to solely feature game music by Australian composers to an audience of 5000 people, established Amelia’s place as a "strong vocal presence in Australian video game music" (ABC Classic). Amelia has continued her passion for performing live Video Game Music throughout her career and onto the UK stage, with a recent guest vocalist appearance with The London Video Game Orchestra. Amelia had her debut performance with internationally acclaimed Irish vocal ensemble ANÚNA at the Fleadh Cheoil festival 2022, who champion Video Game and Anime music in their ongoing repertoire.

Amelia is regularly engaged as a solo recitalist, a chamber singer and chorister. A recent recital in Bristol Cathedral titled Tales that Transcend offered an eclectic programme curated by Amelia - including Fauré, jazz standards, Radiohead, contemporary Australian art song, Britten, and well-loved tunes from video games and anime. Each piece flowed into the next connected by a common thread.

Since returning to the UK in early 2023, Amelia has performed in many concerts with The Fitzhardinge Consort, and has appeared as a soloist with the English Symphony Orchestra, Southbank Sinfonia, and had the pleasure of workshopping contemporary art song with the Philharmonia Orchestra.