Brady Wolff

Brady Wolff is a Kansas City-native composer whose work serves as a personal diary, capturing his fascination with our world through morphing bodies of sound, intense rhythmic activity, and influence from mathematical processes. Often dark and cerebral in nature, Brady’s music combines a deep historical fluency with modern perspectives to create works that engage with themes of climate change, queer identity, and neurodiversity. Influenced by his experiences with Tourette syndrome, much of Brady’s music contemplates themes of discomfort, tension, and control, manifesting as stark and ephemeral mood changes.

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