Sulwyn Lok is an NYC-based Singaporean composer who advocates the human connection in music and going beyond cultural boundaries. With a deep interest in global cultures, he integrates folk and contemporary music elements in his works, which include music composed for media and the stage, weaving in influences from his extensive work across Southeast Asia.

His works have premiered at the Cannes and Busan film festivals, won Best Original Music at the National Youth Film Awards, and have been commissioned by the Singapore Chinese Orchestra and Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Commercials he scored include Samsung and Standard Chartered bank, and he also writes for Universal Production Music. Sulwyn is a recipient of the New York State Council on the Arts grant award, for a multi-movement site-specific work exploring the Asian New Yorker identity and the silent residents of NYC - Asian art works and artefacts in the Met.

Fully sponsored by the Singapore Digital Scholarship, Sulwyn graduated from New York University's Master of Music Theory and Composition: Screen Scoring program. He also graduated as valedictorian from the National University of Singapore YST Conservatory of Music, majoring in Audio Arts and Science.

Sulwyn is co-founder of Poco Productions, Southeast Asia Music Academy Online, and the Victoria Chinese Orchestra; resident composer of the Singapore Ruan Ensemble; executive member of the Singapore Chinese Music Federation Youth Chapter; and a part of the Society of Composers and Lyricists New York Mentorship Program.