may 2025
Event Details
Ella Kay // Mayacelium // Ria Bagley
experimental electronics / field recordings / soundscapes / biodata sonification
Doors 7pm
Ella Kay
Ella Kay (she/they) is an electroacoustic composer, sound artist and
designer, and saxophonist from Oldham, UK. Her work focuses on
conceptual storytelling through the use of field recordings, voice and
abstracted sound, often treading the spatial balance between the natural
and urban via a mixture of fixed sound artworks, interactive media and
live performances.
In 2022, The Radiophonic Institute and PRS Foundation recognised her
work with an Oram Award for Innovation in Sound, Music and New
Technology. Her music and research have been presented in festivals and
conferences in the UK and internationally, and she has worked
professionally in sound design for theatre, radio, podcasts and music.
Mayacelium
“I am a interdisciplinary artist, I create immersive and democratic
experiences for audiences/participants, leaning into my past work in
radio, audiowalks and live art. My practice interrogates themes such as
world water scarcity, food sovereignty, and climate justice. I am
currently exploring biodata sonification; turning brainwaves into
melodies and plant waves into soundwaves – seeking to find a shared
language between the human and the more-than-human.”
Ria Bagley
Electroacoustic textures spanning techno, garage, left-field and
experimental immersive soundscapes from field recordings collected
accross the country.
Tickets
£7 advance / £10 on the door
Where?
The County Beerhouse,
4 Princess St,
Huddersfield
HD1 2TT
Accessibility Information
Carer’s Tickets
Float will give free entry to any required companion for an audience member with a disability or additional needs.
You can just explain on arrival if you require this. Or you can send
an email in advance to floathudd@gmail.com to let us know to expect you.
We do not ask to see proof of disability or carer status.
Contact
If you have any questions regarding accessibility for this or any of our events you can email us at floathudd@gmail.com.
We are always open to hearing suggestions on how we can make our activities more accessible.
Charlotte Roe is supported by the Early Career Promoter Fund which is
managed by PRS Foundation and funded by Arts Council England using
Supporting Grassroots Music funding from DCMS.
