Xpel Muzik, Abducted, LOT49, Dim Mak, Polydor
Sometimes I do music n stuffz.

Beau Damion is a producer and creative technologist who builds music the way most people build memories: layered, emotive, and always in motion. Classically trained but shaped by the electronic underground, Beau started releasing music in the mid-2000s and developed a reputation for blending genres and rethinking how electronic performance could work.

For years he toured, performing with custom software, real-time visuals, and controllers he programmed, creating shows that sat somewhere between DJ set and live improvisation. His label Xpel Muzik became a home for boundary-pushing artists across house and progressive styles, and his own work has appeared on labels from the US, UK, and beyond.

Today Beau creates primarily under his Japan-based @projectdai (ダイ), a space built for experimentation with genre, software, and new audio workflows. The project acts as a creative playground, shifting between Vocaloid, Synthesizer V, and Beau’s own production techniques.

Beau’s work continues to evolve, but the through-line remains the same: curiosity, emotion, and a drive to create something honest.

All Inquiries: contact(at)xpelmuzik.com

I write poetry, some of which my husband Peter has set to music, short stories, have just finished a novel and an opera. My poetry collection 'Heading for the Hills,' is published by Stairwell Books. The Three Songs have been performed on many occasions and have been included in several festivals.

The London Sinfonietta is one of the world’s leading contemporary music ensembles with a reputation built on the virtuosity of its performances and its ambitious programming. It is committed to placing new music at the heart of contemporary culture and continually pushing boundaries, regularly undertaking projects with choreographers, video artists, film-makers, electronica artists, jazz and folk musicians. 

Famed for its commitment to the creation of new music, the London Sinfonietta has commissioned over 250 works since its foundation in 1968, and premiered many hundreds more.

The London Sinfonietta is proud of their monthly Music Streams; complete recordings from live performances exclusively for listening to online. Visit our facebook page (www.facebook.com/londonsinfonietta) or website (http://www.londonsinfonietta.org.uk/listen-watch) to learn more.

Juice are a British a cappella voice trio, specialising in vocals with an experimental edge. They have performed their works on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM. They also perform widely across the United Kingdom. Their debut album, 'Songspin', on the Nonclassical label, won an Independent Music Award for Best Album - Contemporary Classical. Their 2nd album, 'Laid Bare: Love Songs' is OUT NOW!

I'm just a violist and classical guitarist combining my passion for both here. Sometimes blended in one track, sometimes separately. Sometimes with other instruments (guitalele, violin)

Michael Hall has performed and taught across Europe, Asia and the United States. Described by the New Music Connoisseur as “utterly masterful,” and Chamber Music Today as having “superb technique,” he recently made his Chicago Orchestra Hall solo debut and concluded a recital tour to Vienna, Austria and Udine and Tolmezzo, Italy. Hall has been a featured performer at the Thailand International Composition Festival in Bangkok, the Positano Chamber Music Festival in Italy, the Vianden International Chamber Music Festival in Luxembourg and the Composer’s Concordance Series in New York City. 

Twice he has presented world premieres at International Viola Congresses at Minneapolis and Reykjavik, Iceland, performed at the 2014 Primrose International Festival in Los Angeles, and presented to critical acclaim the North American premiere of Chen Yi’s, Xian Shi, the first viola concerto written by a Chinese composer, with the Chicago Composers Orchestra, and earlier with the Chiang Mai Philharmonic in Thailand. 

Upcoming performances include the inaugural Ear Taxi Festival in Chicago, 2016 New Music Gathering, Bandung String Festival in Indonesia, Northwest Symphony, 2016 UMKC Summer Composition Workshop, 2016 Thailand Int. Composition Festival in Bangkok. 

Additional works written for Hall by renowned composers include Jim Mobberley, Mara Gibson, Narong Prangcharoen, Eric Moe, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Adam Greene, Matthew Burtner, Marta Ptaszynska, Yu Pengfei, Christian Ellenwood, Seth Boustead, Michelle McQuade Dewhirst, Eric Malmquist and David Kirtley. 

Composers currently writing for Michael Hall include Katherine Bergman, Amy Williams, Rob Deemer and Ilya Levinson. 

Michael loves hiking in the Grand Tetons and Wind River Ranges, chocolate ice cream, great literature, collaborating with friends and working with students in outreach settings in underfunded schools on Chicago's South Side. 

A string quartet dedicated to modern and contemporary music, and fascinated by György Ligeti. Freya Goldmark, Patrick Dawkins, Richard Jones, and Val Welbanks.

Acclaimed by the New York Times for her “fiery, full-throttle performance” and described as “enthralling” by the Los Angeles Times, composer/violist Stephanie Griffin has performed internationally as a soloist, chamber and avant-jazz musician. As a soloist, she has worked closely with numerous composers, among them Salvatore Sciarrino; Tristan Murail; Tony Prabowo; Kee Yong Chong; Matthew Greenbaum; and Arthur Kampela.  Ms. Griffin is a founding member of the Momenta Quartet, a regular guest with Continuum, and member of the Argento Chamber Ensemble; Carl Maguire’s Floriculture; Gordon Beeferman’s Other Life Forms; Adam Rudolph’s Go Organic Orchestra; the Riverside Symphony and the Princeton Symphony, where she serves as principal violist. She teaches viola at Brooklyn College and Hunter College, and is the former curator of contemporary music at Galapagos Art Space. As a composer, she is the recipient of the Jerome Foundation 2017 Emerging Composer Fellowship and the 2016 composition fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts. Ms. Griffin was a 2014 Fellow at Music Omi, and has recorded for Firehouse 12, Aeon, Albany, Arte Nova, Koch, Centaur, Siam, Innova and Tzadik Records. She studied viola with William Gordon, Paul DeClerck, Wayne Brooks and Samuel Rhodes and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from The Juilliard School.

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