Amelia Jones has a voice that has captivated millions worldwide. Born in Wales and raised in Australia, she trained at WAAPA and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Now based in the UK, Amelia regularly collaborates with composers, offering a voice capable of elevating storytelling across multiple genres.

Amelia’s work in video game music spans over a decade, featuring on titles such as Hollow Knight, Control Resonant, Alan Wake 2, Slay the Princess, Scarlet Hollow, The Outer Worlds 2 and Nightingale. Her vocals in City of Tears (Hollow Knight) have resonated with over 30 million listeners. Her collaborations with composer Petri Alanko for Remedy Entertainment include The One I Once Knew (Control Resonant) and End of an Era (Alan Wake 2). In 2024, Slay the Princess by Brandon Boone won the World Soundtrack Award for Best Video Game Score, and Amelia has an ongoing collaboration with Black Tabby Games as a vocalist and co-composer.

With a three-octave range, classical & choral training, and deep musical sensitivity, Amelia excels in layered harmonies, top-lining, and improvisation from her home studio and beyond - bringing emotion and depth to any soundtrack.

She is a member of the Irish vocal ensemble ANÚNA and SYSTIR in the ANÚNA Collective led by Michael McGlynn - bringing early music, folk and contemporary choral sounds to audiences around the globe. In 2025, Amelia travelled with these groups to China, Iceland, Finland, Ireland, Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands.

Amelia is a founding artist of Sonaris Ensemble, a virtuosic chamber quintet championing video game music in live and recorded settings - performing live at The 2026 BAFTA Games Awards, The Golden Joystick Awards, and collaborating on an ongoing basis with the Guildhall School of Music.

An experienced live performer across classical, contemporary & early music - she has appeared as a soloist with MUSIC Engine in Japan, the London Mozart Players, the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Fulltone Orchestra, English Symphony Orchestra, Southbank Sinfonia, the London Video Game Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra of Great Britain and Bristol Ensemble.