New Zealand–born singer and producer Kimbra on the sacred art of spontaneity, the “spaceship” of gear behind her ever-evolving sound and live show, and more. This episode was engineered by Mark Aguilar and edited by Darcy Davis.

On Signal Flow, Loudon Stearns and Erin Barra listen to the Brooklyn trio’s cinematic “Lavender Burning” and unpack the track's use of broken beats and rhymes to create a disorienting effect.

This episode was engineered by Darcy Davis.

On this episode of Signal Flow, iZotope CTO Jonathan Bailey ’08 preaches positive machine-learning vibes, making the case for the benefits of AI technology in modern music making.

This episode was engineered by Darcy Davis.

On this episode of Signal Flow, pianist and producer Mark de Clive-Lowe ’94 talks performing with live electronics and finding balance in his music, work, and life. The show features music from his new album, Heritage, the first of a two-part series exploring his cultural roots in Japan and New Zealand.

In this episode of Signal Flow, Erin Barra and Loudon Stearns decode the Berlin-based trio's propulsive “three on the floor” track and how they use a variety of fake-out techniques to keep the listener on their toes.

This episode was engineered by Darcy Davis.