Composer and sound artist Hannah Selin juxtaposes acoustic instruments and voices with electronics and field recordings to create strikingly vibrant sound-spaces. She grew up in southeastern Pennsylvania helping her parents caretake a cemetery and listening to her mother write songs on scordatura guitar. Her music carries from this a sense of the supernatural, a closeness with the earth, and a fascination with all things resonant. Hannah is co-founder and lead singer with the band GADADU, and a founding member of Xanthoria Quartet. She also works as a songwriter and producer under the moniker Pyxidata. Hannah’s music has been commissioned and performed by ensembles and soloists including Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra, Chromic Duo, S.E.M. Ensemble, and vocalist Stephanie Lamprea. She has collaborated with choreographers Ellenore Scott (Broadway Dance Center) and Lydia Hance (Frame Dance Productions), and her score for short film 222, directed by Delfine Paolini, was nominated for the 2018 Peer Raben Music Award at the Soundtrack Cologne Festival. Her sound installations have been featured at Metropolitan Gallery 250 in Philadelphia, PA and the Tower Hill School in Wilmington, DE, where she collaborated with visual and textile artist Anne Yoncha.