Joshua Mastel is an artist and composer whose work explores the expressive potentials of acoustic resonance, sonic perception, and the sense of temporal form. They frequently use notated ensemble composition, DIY instrument building, extended microtonality, electronic sound design, and generative algorithms in pursuit of creating transformative musical experiences through live performance.

Yaz Lancaster is an experimental artist whose practice is grounded in queer, DIY, and liberatory frameworks. Their work utilizes electroacoustic composition, sampling/collage, and improvisation.

Forgotten Futures is a Brooklyn non-profit on a mission to revive lost and forgotten yet vital artifacts of electronic musical instrument history by collecting, faithfully restoring and preserving original instruments. The organization researches and presents the stories of their inventors; bringing to light the cultural impact both from the time in which they were made, and more importantly, how they can make an impression on our current and future cultural moments.

Figure 8 is a professional recording studio in Brooklyn that features two distinct spaces, the Upstairs and Downstairs studios, and offers high-end equipment for artists to bring their creative visions to life.

GRAMMY-nominated conductor Andrew Cyr is founder of Metropolis Ensemble and a leader in the rapidly growing contemporary music scene.