Scottish composer and multidisciplinary artist Fergus Hall on the spectrum of improvisation, archival recordings, big bold feelings, and observing change
Kámea Németh
Brummie/Hungarian composer Kámea Németh on scrapbooks, Renaissance magic, paprika-based graphic notation, and compositional whimsy
Danya Pilchen
The Hague-based composer Danya Pilchen on Wandelweiser, long-term collaborations, computer-controlled organs, and developing a listening practice
Oliwia Radomska
Composer and DJ Oliwia Radomska on sonically reflecting extreme sports, industrial techno, club aftercare, and human nature
Alice Beckwith
British composer Alice Beckwith on psalms, Yorkshire-ness, female empowerment, and finding support as an artist
Imogen Davey
London-based composer and sound artist Imogen Davey on collecting and transforming in electroacoustic and audiovisual practices
Leoni King
British composer and writer Leoni King on formative landscapes, the spectacle of wild spaces, storytelling as survival, and hauntings of memory
Paloma León
London-based composer and pianist Paloma León on queerness, cinema, classical and pop influence, and yearning for connection
Anian Wiedner
Interview with composer and organist Anian Wiedner on organs, overtones, transitional spaces, and “somewheres” in-between
Sonia Lozina
Ukrainian composer and performer Sonia Lozina on starting from dramaturgy, storytelling, Ukrainian folklore, and bridges between generations
Eleanor Cully Boehringer
Newcastle-based composer, performer, and choral conductor Eleanor Cully Boehringer on choral music, new trails, interlocking processes, and listening inside the sound
Ollie Hawker
Glasgow-based composer Ollie Hawker explores the lines between classical and pop music, consonance and dissonance, and pleasant and interesting sounds
Luis Fernando Amaya
Mexican-born composer Luis Fernando Amaya on activism, accessible experimentation, and why we make music
Amy Crankshaw
UK-based South African composer Amy Crankshaw on sensoria, ritual, eco-emotions, and empathy for nature
Ty Bloomfield
Michigan-based composer Ty Bloomfield on worldbuilding, notation, programme notes, and creating vivid connections
David Balica
Composer and bass-baritone David Balica on technology, vocal performance, postmodernism, politics, and “controlled chance”
Carmel Smickersgill
Manchester-based composer and performer Carmel Smickersgill on grassroots spaces, the Beach Boys, and being yourself
Omri Kochavi
London-based composer and guitarist Omri Kochavi on community gardens, jazz guitar, ancient text, and intuitive decision-making
Yan Ee Toh
Singaporean composer Yan Ee Toh on ritual, choreography, dichotomies, and working with non-Western instruments
Samuel D Loveless
Interdisciplinary composer Samuel D Loveless on referentiality, notation, accessibility, and daily life as art practice