Sampled from Carlos Simon’s Fate Now Conquers. Listening to a performance of this live was an incredible experience and I would like to share my favorite part. Lately, heavily inspired by the work of Ben Frost, Tim Hecker, and William Basinski, I have found it interesting to mangle orchestral music both more technically in Ableton and, in the case of this track, loosely in a live setting utilizing modular Eurorack equipment.

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All songs composed and produced using Ableton Live and a variety of VST plugins. Complete albums streamable on Spotify, Apple Music, etc. and experimental music videos viewable on YouTube using the links below. Thanks for listening :-)

hi, i’m eaefa (pronounced eye-fuh)
i go by the artist alias caaverrn. i’m 24 and based in north america. i'm a classically trained musician of over 10 years with a primary focus on violin and a secondary focus on piano. while pursuing my bachelor's degree in music, i've found a therapeutic outlet in composition and have been composing since early 2020. my music is mostly classical with a modern twist—think ambient piano works inspired by the greats. 

my composition environment usually involves me using my keyboard, musescore, and logic to bring my ideas to life. i enjoy all kinds of music, and whatever i’m listening to usually has a huge effect on what i end up composing. i hope my music brings a sense of peace and reflection, allowing you to connect with your emotions and find solace in the sounds. i’m super grateful for anyone who stops by my page.

thanks for listening,
- eaefa ᡣ𐭩

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Digital Artifact is a computer engineer and composer based in Kansas with a devoted interest in modular synthesis, polyrhythms, minimalist drones, and analog tape. Each song is designed to elicit a varying emotional response. Topics written about include apocalypse scenarios, philosophy of the human condition, and divine interconnectedness. Genres range from neo-classical to electronic IDM.