Conduit

Hot Bodies is the stage name of GG Arev Kurdian, songwriter, performer, protean DJ and mother of ceremony of the Hot Bodies Club and Choir projects. Their generous and creative approach extends from collective club trance to minimal songwriting and supports a vision of pop(ular) music like a sensorial communion of emotions. Their last EP Digital Fairy / Folk Songs oscillates between cold wave in chiaroscuro, synthetic songwriting and pop melodies.

Angela Wai Nok Hui is a percussionist and sound artist based in London and Hong Kong. She uses sounds that are not meant to be, childhood-like sugarcoating to frame and tell the true story of the living, uses sonic elements to bring attention to the phenomena of activism and self-love with a bitter aftertaste.

Sound artist Mohammed Rowe sculpts sonic worlds from experimental composition and found recordings. His work moves between installation, film, and theatre - weaving sound into immersive experiences across physical and digital realms.

Phorne is the collaboration of artist/sensory percussionist Cameron Graham and artist/writer Klara Kofen. Merging tangled field recordings with sculpted drums and voice, they make digital chamber music suspended between deconstructed song, historical detritus, and ghostly intimacies.