Under the alias Daedelus, Alfred Darlington has been an instigator of electronic music culture for the past 25+ years. A fore-figure of Los Angeles' Beat Scene, they have released 20+ LPs, countless EPs, remixes, and additional productions on labels such as Ninja Tune, WARP, and Brainfeeder. As a performer they're synonymous with controllers, from the grid Monome to computer-free modular, and have played over 1,000+ shows on 6 continents at events ranging from Boilerroom to festival mainstages such as Coachella.

Dj at Dublab, founding faculty member for the Berklee College of Music's EDI (Electronic Digital Instrument) program, and S.E.T.I. artist in residence.

Daedelus has begun to live up to their Greek mythological namesake.

Independent label and distributor in Tokyo, Japan specializing in indie / underground music from Indie Rock / Electronica / Alternative, Ambient / Drone / Experimental,   Jazz / Crossover / Avant-grade, Techno / House / Disco, Beat / Downtempo / Dubstep.

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Formerly performing under the name Appetite, Teddy Briggs is an LA based songwriter.  He currently plays drums in various Los Angeles based bands.

Pregnant is the musical pipe works of once described hillbilly savant Daniel Trudeau, an intriguing self taught producer, visual artist, musician, and father hailing from Sacramento and the Sierra Nevada Foothills of Northern California. Pairing a sweet vocal style reminiscent of Neil Young/Kermit the Frog with a swelling collage of electronics, foot pedals, guitars and even saxophone, Pregnant’s whimsical and DIY vibrations are dream-worthy and environmental. Raising his daughter in Northern California brings inspiration to the all aspects of his music, as the lyrics and instrumentation work together to capture a feeling of modern isolation, personal struggle, and self-discovery. After a rapid succession of limited edition releases that helped refine and perfect his sound he has combined his efforts with Mid-Western percussionist and song smith Schuyler Petersen of the solo Project "Make Belief". Petersen brings odd new amendments to the project, "correcting" Trudeau's impulsive and quick working style to create more easily digested versions of the older signature Pregnant sound. The eclecticism is propped up even further by bass player Sean Hayashi; a long time Sacramento Musician and resident. Lastly, the years of experience that holds Pregnant together through Trudeau, Petersen and Hayashi is deflated once more so that the music remain playful and buoyant by the young miss Brynley Stoner who has never claimed to have been a musician, showing that "if you can talk you can sing" type of energy that keeps Pregnant unconventional. This incarnation of Pregnant strives to combine diverse sample driven dance music with lyrics in a way that has never been done before.

Miguel Frasconi is a composer and improviser whose instrumentarium includes glass objects, electronics and instruments of his own design. His glass objects are struck, blown, stroked, smashed and otherwise coaxed into vibration, while his unique approach to composition takes a similar approach, yet solely in the sonic domain. His array of activities have included collaborations with the Balinese composer Dewa Berata on music for a large-scale shadowplay, with operatic tenor John Duykers on unique music/theater events, and with the Tibetan songwriter Techung, with whom he has toured throughout India. He has composed chamber music, most recently for Ensemble IPSE; operas, most recently for Experiments in Opera; and numerous dance scores, most notably as music director for dance pioneer Anna Halprin. In 2017 his live score for Ripe Time’s production of Haruki Murakami’s Sleep was performed at the BAM Next Wave Festival. Miguel has works closely with composers John Cage, Morton Subotnick, Pauline Oliveros, James Tenney, Joan La Barbara, and Jon Hassell. In 2012 the New York Times called his CAGE100 Festival @ The Stone "one of the best observances of John Cage's 100th birthday" and included performances by his Noisy Toy Piano Orchestra and John Cage Variety Show Big Band. He was a founding member of The Glass Orchestra, the internationally renowned ensemble featuring all glass instruments (1977-86), and the San Francisco sound-sculpture band Mobius Operandi (1990-95) and has performed as a keyboardist with the Paul Dresher Ensemble (1988-95) and the Philip Glass Ensemble (1992). His music has been released on New Albion, Porter, and Clang.

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