A sound artist whose practice focuses on “body-system” relationships within the context of live performance. Using custom-built instrument-systems, she creates connections between sound, movement, code/text, and minimalist visual elements. Inspired by the somatic dimension of the body, she explores the notions of memory, feedback, and sensory storytelling. Mimi is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Composition and Sound Design at the University of Montreal. 

Composer and multi-instrumentalist active in the field of electroacoustic music. He holds a master’s degree in urban sociology and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in music at the University of Montreal. His musical practice focuses on cybernetic systems that utilize modular synthesizers, as well as a compositional approach based on field recordings and concatenative synthesis. 

She is a sound artist and composer based in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal. Her work explores hypnotic soundscapes, blending ethereal atmospheres with field recordings and autobiographical elements. Rooted in deep listening and well-being, her music creates intimate spaces conducive to introspection, while revealing the poetry of everyday sounds. She is part of her project Echönymphia (with Coralie Gauthier) and the ensemble Audio Placebo Plaza (with Julia E. Dyck and Erin Gee).  

They are an improvisational duo consisting of Stephen Harvey and Dominic Thibault, who explore the creative possibilities of improvisation. Tout Croche performs their own music in concert, releases music on physical media, and composes for film.

Electronic musician, composer, improviser, programmer, teacher, member of the duo Tout Croche, and co-director of the label The Silent Howl. His music lies at the intersection of musique concrète, noise, minimal techno, and soundscapes. Dominic Thibault is an associate professor in the Faculty of Music at the University of Montreal, where he teaches composition, computer music, and studio techniques. He is co-director of the Laboratoire Formes·Ondes and an active member of CIRMMT and OICRM. He serves as Research Axis Leader for Axis 4 (Expanded Musical Practice) on the CIRMMT executive committee. In his research and creative work, Dominic Thibault focuses on the interactive systems that emerge within the field of digital music, with a particular emphasis on human-machine interactions and their impact on musical creation. His research and creative work takes the form of electroacoustic compositions, audiovisual performances, music software, and noise improvisations. His music has been released on the labels The Silent Howl, Entr’acte, Kohlenstoff, and Mikro Climat.