American composer and Music Producer Hope Littwin grew up in dance and theater before she took to music, first as a singer-songwriter then as a classical singer and now as a composer and music producer. She loves to collaborate with artists of all kinds on big, daring, expressive works. Hope’s compositions fuse chamber Music, Free jazz and Electronics. She has been commissioned by Choirs (Banff, Pro Coro Canada) Chamber Ensembles (Alarm Will Sound, Yarn Wire) and theater and dance companies to create original works that combine electronics, acoustic instruments, vocals with a strong poetic narrative. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Music Composition at Princeton University, studying under Steve Mackey and Tyondai Braxton. The Daily Princetonian says Hope Littwin's music explores the “euphoric realm, where the physicality of musical expression is fully embraced — where music is not only something we do, but something we are.” Hope’s original works (including “Songs of Communal Becoming”, “Kitchen Dances” and “Colonize Mars”) are available for streaming on band camp and YouTube, albums (Wild Beast, Husk and others) can be found on Spotify/iTunes. Find Hope on instagram @hopelittwin