Hector Lee is a sound artist exploring the sonic space of electronic music. A musician by nature, he is both a performer and composer with a strong interest in contemporary electronic music and unique composition techniques such as micro sound composition. He constantly pushes the boundaries of his work by integrating the use of technology such as multichannel audio and computer synthesis. With his research in controllerism, he performs with a variety of controllers and constantly develops new forms of sonic interactions.

After graduating with a degree in Music Technology at LASALLE College of the Arts, he actively engages in collaborations with artists from other disciplines to expand the possibilities and creative boundaries of his work. His work and collaborations have spanned a wide range including theatre, live electronic music, dance, music composition, interactive sound art installations, etc.

In 2011, his collaboration project, Circuito, won LASALLE's Collaborative Award. He was also commissioned to compose a piece for the Peranakan Museum and LASALLE, fusing electronic music with the traditional gamelan. His recent works include theatre production Eurydice(2010), fashion event Vaunt(2010), Reflex(2010), a sound art installation for AUDI with media artist Andreas Schlegal and sound artist Brian O'Reilly, and many other live electronic music performances.


NYU Graduate School of Arts and Science PhD '26 
Juilliard BM'19, MM'21

As a Singaporean composer and Yang Qin performer, Cheng Jin’s works strive to unify and reinvent Western, Chinese, and Southeast Asian musical idioms. Upcoming major premieres will be at this year’s Singapore International Violin Competition and Singapore International Festival of Arts. She has written music for members of the Ensemble InterContemporain, Metropolis Ensemble, Society of New Music, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Chinese Orchestra, and Ding Yi Music Company among many others. A recipient of the Mirror Visions Ensemble Prize, Society of New Music Brian Israel Prize, Palmer Dixon (for most outstanding composition) and Gena Raps Chamber Music Prizes from Juilliard among others, she is deeply grateful to all her pedagogues—Robert Beaser, Melinda Wagner, Kelly Tang, Louis Karchin and Elizabeth Hoffman.

Darren Moore is a drummer and plays modular synthesizer

Debut electronic music album 'Isometric' available at band camp: https://jakebowen.bandcamp.com/album/isometric 

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