Seattle electronic musician Brad Loving makes his improvisational debut with a custom-built sequencer, weaving live-sampled textures into evolving polymetric and polyrhythmic frameworks.
Brad Loving has spent three decades working with electroacoustic sound — from Chicago’s experimental music community to a decade at New York’s avant-garde venue The Kitchen. His band Reunion Island has released two albums recorded with John McEntire of Tortoise. He has also recorded and released music by Malian musicians Jah Youssouf and Bintou Coulibaly.
For this performance, he debuts a custom-built sequencer shaped by those accumulated experiences — an instrument that captures and mutates audio in real time, allowing structure and variation to emerge through live interaction.