I am a performer-composer whose work traverses the space between social structures, individuality, spontaneity, and explores resonance in physical as well as cultural space. Through extreme extended techniques, I challenge conventional instrument playing, exploring the possibilities and limits of sounds within an instrument. My music is informed by political, social, and cultural awareness of the systems constituting our societies.  I have participated in Manifesté-IRCAM (FR), Darmstadt Summer Course (DE), OneBeat Taiwan (TW), Experimental Institute at Antenna Cloud Farm (USA), Ensemble Evolution (USA), Karp Kamina Residency (Togo), ANMA+NordPlus Music Forum (EE), Dark Music Days (IS), Time for Music (FI), ActinArt (DK) among others. I hold degrees from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Listaháskoli Íslands and I am enrolled at the University of California-San Diego.

New York based composer, pianist and video artist Brian Mark has been hailed as an “attractive and intelligible” artist (Boston Musical Intelligencer), whose work is “compelling” (London Jazz News), and "preserves the vibrancy and relevance of contemporary art music" (New York Examiner). The American Composers Forum esteemed Brian as an "intelligent, modern composer who employs many media elements and does so with marked idiosyncrasy and depth”. His concert programming as an artistic director for “Ensemble in Process” has recently been described as “a fluid approach to presenting new music in fresh contexts and juxtapositions” (The New Yorker), and his previous curations for “DETOUR” was featured as "one the top five new music events of 2011" from New York’s Classical WQXR.

Ethan Woods is an American musician and arborist interested in locality, rivers, radio, and resisting sorcerers and warlocks. He grew up in Alaska, but relocated to New York City at the age of 21, where he spent the last 15 years performing and recording both as a solo artist and in collaboration with Hyperion Drive, Anawan, Rokenri, Goldfeather, and Landauer, among others. Most recently, his band Fun Facts released their debut record Apartment Rock, and celebrated it with a pop-up Saggitarius carnival at the Unruly Collective. His original compositions have been featured in modern dance performances by choreographers Lydia Chrisman, Meghan Frederick, Zoe Donnellycolt, Emily Climer, and the HappyDog Collective. With his music, Ethan aims for the knife's edge between slapstick profanity and the naive sacred, typically through his voice, guitar, and electronic sound manipulation. 

María Gabriela Rubio Hernández is a Colombian composer, playwright, stage director, sculptor and performer who focuses on electronics, acoustics, mixed composition, and interdisciplinary media based in Reykjavik, Iceland. 

She has been selected as a guest performance artist at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival (SEAF) (2026), invited to the TAR Festival in Finland (2026), invited visiting musician and researcher in the Department of Musicology at the University of Oslo (2026),

fellowship recipient from the Darmstädter Ferienkurse to participate in the Sonic Writing & Sounding residency (2025), mentee artist for the Forecast 2025 International Mentorship Program at Radialsystem, Berlin to develop a project under the guidance of Elaine Mitchener (2025) and awarded the New Music Commissioning Programme 2025/2026 by the British Council and Sound and Music UK.

Her works have been featured in the Mosaik project by Calmus Ensemble Leipzig (2021), the Festival En el Acto de Sonar (2023), the MUSLAB - Planeta Complejo Exhibition (2024), the Sonósferas Festival (2024), the Bogotana Records 2024 album, the Finale Exhibition by Aedra Fine Arts (2025), the Iceland Noise Festival (2025), the Darmstadt Summer Course (2025), and the Forecast-Platform (2025-2026). Her piece Literatura como fuente de Conocimiento won the National Young Composers Competition of the Banco de la República de Colombia (2024).

Matthew Warren Ruth is a composer, performer, improviser, songwriter, and educator based in Montreal. His approach to musicking is influenced by an ever-expanding range of genres and idioms that weave into one another. He holds two undergraduate degrees from Concordia University: one in electroacoustic studies and one in notated music composition. Recent projects include performing Olivier Alary’s 40 minute opus, Vestiges, for 12 amplified lap steel guitars, releasing an album on People Places Records, with experimental electronic pop trio, GLADHANDING, composing a commission for Tim Brady’s Instruments of Happiness electric guitar quartet, touring with acclaimed avant jazz/pop band, Fievel is Glauque, and joining the Department of Music faculty at Dawson College in Montreal.

Robyn Jacob is a composer, pianist, vocalist and educator living and working from the unceded territories of the Sḵwxwú7mesh, Xwməθkwəyəm and Səl’il’wətaʔ Nations, also known as Vancouver. Her compositions include commissions by Grammy winning Third Coast Percussion (Chicago), Architek Percussion (Montreal), Grammy winning Sō Percussion (Brooklyn), Chor Leoni (Vancouver), and the Victoria Symphony, as well as collaborations with visual artists and instrument makers. Her avant-pop project Only A Visitor (Mint Records) has toured internationally and released four albums to date. She has released two albums with her duo project The Giving Shapes in collaboration with harpist Elisa Thorn. Her new solo project Immix explores the emotive narratives of voice and electronics. From 2012 - 2024 she was part of the multi-disciplinary art collective Publik Secrets, whose work includes a variety of public space interventions, performances, installations and ephemeral gatherings, including Gamelan Bike Bike, which she co-led with artist and composer George Rahi for over ten years.

Sara Wentworth is an interdisciplinary artist, composer, designer, violist, synthesist, and engineer based in Brooklyn, NY. She grounds her work in a collage aesthetic, using technology to glue together disparate elements. Wentworth draws from modularity, minimalism, and indeterminacy to blend the old with the new, analog with digital, image with sound, and sound with space. Collaboration and improvisation are central to her creative process, forming richly textured, layered pieces that range from simple and melodic to noisy and chaotic. Wentworth holds a PhD in Digital Arts and Humanities from The School of Music and Theatre at University College Cork, Ireland, and has an extensive background performing solo and collaboratively on an international scale.

David Longstreth is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer. He started the band Dirty Projectors, and is known for collaborations with Solange, Björk, Kanye West, and others. In the last two years, he has scored films: the independent feature Love Me (2025) and A24’s The Legend of Ochi, slated for wide theatrical release on February 28, 2025. He co-wrote and produced “My Name” with Kara Jackson and Ayha Simone for RedHot’s TRANSA compilation (released in November 2024), as well as songs with Kate Bollinger, Blake Mills, and Vance Joy. He has selectively toured the US with his TBA-d/lo series of in-progress material. The most recent Dirty Projectors release is 5 EPs (2020), a series of interlocking EPs showcasing members of the band. Dirty Projectors are Felicia Douglass, Maia Friedman, Olga Bell, and David Longstreth.