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'AFTERnaut' Presented at AIMC 2026 Conference in Berlin
AFTERnaut is an interface for building bespoke embodied relationships with small-data AI music models, developed in collaboration with Atau Tanaka at Goldsmiths, University of London. It is part of longer-term research on how musicians can bring personal, implicit, and embodied knowledge into dialogue with this technology on their own terms. This is part of a counter-narrative to larger AI models which train on artists' data without permission while limiting their creative agency. Read more here.
"A Body Knows the Pattern" at MOCO and NIME 2026
I presented my recent performance work on movement and rhythm, "A Body Knows the Pattern", at two international conferences this year: MOCO (Movement and Computing) in April, and NIME (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) in June. Both performance papers were included in the conference proceedings (NIME and MOCO).
Two New 'KHSHK' Releases: Microtiming as Compositional Language
Two new releases complete the KHSHK series, both developed through residencies and collaborations in Mexico City during 2023-24 and recently completed in London. MTRL is a single track exploring microtiming in the context of deconstructed club, while Como un Bosque unpacks this research within a longer live set via SP-404SX sampler. Can music still make you dance without a steady pulse? How do the patterns of our surroundings find their way into our rhythmic timing? How can expressive musical timing be transformed within digital mediums? Listen to both releases on Subvert.