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Spectral Karaoke is a fluid collective of electronic free improvisors born out of improv sessions in the basement of the University of Birmingham's Electroacoustic Music Studios.
Incorporating analogue drones, field recording, experimental DJ'ing, embodied controllers, Al-driven live coding, and the occasional instrumental part, their combined influences and experience nod to a wide range of electronic and experimental styles. Each session moves between varying levels of delicateness, intensity, harmony, rhythm, and noisiness, each member finding their space in the frequency field.
Spectral Karaoke will give a varied series of live-improvised sets at Pan-Pan next Friday 4th
August, beginning at 5pm.
Incorporating analogue drones, field recording, experimental DJ'ing, embodied controllers, Al-driven live coding, and the occasional instrumental part, their combined influences and experience nod to a wide range of electronic and experimental styles. Each session moves between varying levels of delicateness, intensity, harmony, rhythm, and noisiness, each member finding their space in the frequency field.
Spectral Karaoke will give a varied series of live-improvised sets at Pan-Pan next Friday 4th
August, beginning at 5pm.
Open Studios, 28 July 2023, Stirchley, Birmingham
Night School, 31 January - 28 February, 2023
My work is included in an exhibition at Birmingham School of Art. Doors open to members of the public for a monthly event showcasing work produced by students, staff and external artists.
My work is included in an exhibition at Birmingham School of Art. Doors open to members of the public for a monthly event showcasing work produced by students, staff and external artists.
ArtThrob: 25 Years of Art Writing in South Africa,
Work included in upcoming Artthrob Publication, Jan 2023
Work included in upcoming Artthrob Publication, Jan 2023
Author: Prof. Martin Murray
Book contains an illustrated postscript/chapter on the Mosquito Lightning project
Publisher: University of Michigan Press, 2022
Book contains an illustrated postscript/chapter on the Mosquito Lightning project
Publisher: University of Michigan Press, 2022
Empire through the Lens
Opening 7 July - 11 Sep 2022
Midlands Art Centre
Birmingham
Opening 7 July - 11 Sep 2022
Midlands Art Centre
Birmingham
Opening 7th - 8th May 2022
Nirox Sculpture Park
Johannesburg
Nirox Sculpture Park
Johannesburg
Performance at Nirox Foundation with poet / playwright Napo Masheane, Dancer Thulisile Binda and Sound Artist Gary Charles
19th March 2022, Cradle of Humankind, Johannesburg
19th March 2022, Cradle of Humankind, Johannesburg
Nirox Foundation, Artist in Residence, Johannesburg,
Feb - March 2022
Feb - March 2022
Always the Land, solo show, at Recent Activity, Birmingham
5 Nov - 4 Dec 2021
5 Nov - 4 Dec 2021
Performance with Gary Charles, Kaytee Thompson-DeWolfe and Sean Thompson-DeWolfe
Stryx, Birmingham
16 Nov 2021
Stryx, Birmingham
16 Nov 2021
Stryx Studio Holders Show
Stryx Birminghan
5th - 28th Nov 2021
Stryx Birminghan
5th - 28th Nov 2021
IDENT, New Art City and Corsica Studios, curated by Schemata
7 July 2021
7 July 2021
Artist in Conversation at Eastside Projects, Birmingham
7 May 2021
7 May 2021
Work included in Thames & Hudson 'World of Art: Contemporary Painting'
Published March 2021
Published March 2021
Sunset Debris, Solo Show, Montresso Art Foundation
Marrakech,
8 Feb - 31 March 2020
Marrakech,
8 Feb - 31 March 2020
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