Calina De La Mare is a distinguished British violinist, composer, and arranger with nearly 30 years of experience in the music industry. She has contributed her talents to a variety of film projects, being known for her work in the music department of films such as "High Life" (2018), "Happy-Go-Lucky" (2008), and "Keeping Mum" (2005).

De La Mare has been involved in numerous musical groups, including 3 Head, Heist, Sophia, The Euphonic String Ensemble, and The National Achievement Quartet. Her versatility as a musician is reflected in her extensive discography, which includes collaborations with artists like Tindersticks, Beth Orton, and Florence + the Machine. She studied at The University of Manchester and Trinity College of Music in London, further honing her skills in violin performance and composition.

As a founder member of the band 3head, Calina De La Mare has also made significant contributions to the pop/rock genre. Her work spans various roles, including violinist, orchestrator, and composer, showcasing her broad range of musical expertise.