Federico Reuben is a composer, sound artist and live-electronics performer. His work includes compositions for acoustic, electroacoustic, and mixed ensembles, laptop improvisations, computer-mediated performances, fixed media, hybrid works, installations, collaborations and computer programs. As a laptop improviser he has performed with improvisers such as Elliott Sharp, John Edwards, Steve Noble, Mark Sanders, London Improvisers Orchestra, Tony Marsh, Alekander Kolkowski, Ingrid Laubrock, Alexander Hawkins, Dominic Lash and Rachel Musson. He is also co-founder of netlabel and artist collective squib-box with Adam de la Cour and Neil Luck. He is Associate Professor at the University of York where he carries out interdisciplinary and practice research in music and music technology. Recent research projects include an AHRC-funded network ‘Datasounds, Datasets and Datasense: Unboxing the hidden layers between musical data, knowledge and creativity’ and the establishment of the Music AI and Interactivity Lab at the School of Arts and Creative Technologies.
