Daniel Bernard Roumain and DBR Lab return to National Sawdust to present cross-disciplinary talent by emerging artists from Arizona State University. Original projects explore interactive digital media, music, spoken word and film. This event features special guest performances by Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Paola Prestini and New Jersey Symphony players, plus a special performance by co-facilitators Daniel Bernard Roumain and Jeff McMahon.
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Daniel Bernard Roumain and DBR Lab return to National Sawdust to present cross-disciplinary talent by emerging artists from Arizona State University. Original projects explore interactive digital media, music, spoken word and film. This event features special guest performances by Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Paola Prestini and New Jersey Symphony players, plus a special performance by co-facilitators Daniel Bernard Roumain and Jeff McMahon. Other ASU creators contributing to this event include Anton Lapov, Matthew Briehl, Lawson, MF GLOOM, Lucy Oruta, and ONOH.
DBR Lab was founded by Daniel Bernard Roumain and co-facilitated with Jeff McMahon. DBR Lab is managed by Malena Grosz and documented by Keegan Carlson. The Lab operates in close collaboration with DBR Music Productions, SOZO Artists, ASU GAMMAGE and is in residence at the School of Music, Dance and Theatre, Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, Arizona State University.
Performer Bios:
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) is a prolific and endlessly collaborative composer, performer, educator, and social entrepreneur. “About as omnivorous as a contemporary artist gets” (New York Times), DBR has worked with artists from Philip Glass to Bill T. Jones to Lady Gaga; appeared on NPR, American Idol, and ESPN; and has collaborated with the Sydney Opera House and the City of Burlington, Vermont. Acclaimed as a violinist and activist, DBR’s career spans more than two decades, earning commissions by venerable artists and institutions worldwide.
Jeff McMahon is a Professor in the School of Music, Dance & Theatre, Arizona State University. A writer/performer since 1980, he lives in Arizona and New York, where he explores the kinetics of language and the merging of fiction and non-fiction through the performing body. MFA Nonfiction Writing, School of the Arts, Columbia University; BA Interdisciplinary Art, SUNY/Empire State College.
Anton Lapov is an artist, musician and curator from Ukraine. His practice combines methodologies of humanities with computational aesthetics. Recently Lapov is developing interactive sound environments.
Mathew Briehl is a Phoenician guitarist with over ten years of experience. Matthew currently curates the works of BIPOC composers to increase recognition of their contributions to the guitar repertoire.
Lawson (Malnory) is a musician, ethnomusicologist, and arts manager working to bridge the gap between diverse traditions and promote cross-cultural understanding through his songwriting, research, and administrative work.
MF GLOOM is an Asian-American nonbinary musician from Phoenix, Arizona. Armed with their guitar, bass, synth, drums, and powerful vocals, they're ready to take on the world.
Lucy Oruta is a passionate African storyteller whose work explores questions of inherited experience and performative personality.
ONOH is an interdisciplinary artist who takes many forms - animator, educator, performer and creative coder. Using both human and computer as collaborators, ONOH delights in transforming storytelling through advanced technologies.
Phoenix-based filmmaker Keegan Carlson has been telling captivating stories and merging his creativity with technology since 2013. Keegan focuses on telling stories about the human condition and aims to evoke emotion and thought through his work.
Malena Grosz has been managing the DBR Lab since its inception in 2018. She is an event consultant and artist manager currently traveling the country while working remotely.