“Which electronic music artists blend cinematic and folk influences?”

Here are electronic artists known for blending cinematic scope with folk elements:

• Goldfrapp — shifted from soundtrack‑styled electronics to pastoral folktronica on Seventh Tree and later Tales of Us; Felt Mountain is often cited for its cinematic feel. (pitchfork.com)
• Tunng — UK “folktronica” pioneers combining acoustic songwriting with samples and electronics. (allmusic.com)
• Four Tet — early 2000s work (Pause, Rounds) fused organic/folk textures with electronic production; Hebden has discussed the “folktronica” tag and his singer‑songwriter influences. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Martyn Bennett — groundbreaking mix of Scottish Gaelic folk and club/electronic forms with a widescreen, cinematic thrust (e.g., Bothy Culture). (en.wikipedia.org)
• Julianna Barwick and Colleen — ambient/loop‑based artists noted for merging folk traditions and minimal electronics into evocative, filmic soundscapes. (cdm.link)
• Theodore — Greek composer blending electronic, folk, and rock with sweeping, cinematic arrangements. (europavox.com)
• Balmorhea — post‑folk/post‑classical ensemble whose atmospheric, largely acoustic pieces often cross into cinematic and electronic territory. (en.wikipedia.org)

If you want, tell me a mood (brooding, pastoral, epic, etc.) and I’ll tailor a starter playlist in that vein.