Composer and performer Reuben Esterhuizen on movement, togetherness, ceramic artists, shedding the idea, and radical music-making
beyond genre
beyond genre

Composer and performer Reuben Esterhuizen on movement, togetherness, ceramic artists, shedding the idea, and radical music-making

London-based composer and songwriter Kay Rowan on field recordings, folk clubs, breaking stylistic shackles, and the role of the artist

Welsh composer and sound artist Tayla-Leigh Payne on electronic music, dance, animation, landscapes, and continuously learning

London-based composer Blasio Kavuma on Afro-diasporic traditions, cyclical time frameworks, signifying, and cultural associations

British composer Lara Agar on indeterminacy, sonic warping, channeling imperfection, and the closure of IKLECTIK

Scottish composer Gillian Walker on modular composition, “total theatre”, and the aesthetics of performance

Greek composer and pianist Roxani Chatzidimitriou on dance, Greek poetry, self-motivation, and finding complexity in simplicity

Composer-performer Francesca Fargion on predictive text, failure as an aesthetic, and creating imaginary worlds

Composer and sound artist Jasmine Morris on viking instrumentation, butoh dance, and creating sound paintings

Hungarian-American composer Ábel M.G.E. on farcical opera, musical quotation, cosmic nihilism, and the blending of genre

British-Australian choreographer Tanna Chamberlain on reality TV, non-dance, escape rooms, and inspiration from the everyday

Northern Irish composer Amelia Clarkson on elastic collaboration, portfolio careers, and working to dramatic stimuli

Italian composer Michele Deiana on audiovisual immersion, horizontal collaborative hierarchy, and “being” the music