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J S-Horseman Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Sound artist/electro-acoustic composer, visual artist, JS-Horseman works with microphone recording, modular synthesizer, and traditional instrumental composition. His music is influenced by a history of Musique concrète , orchestral music, Jewish storytelling and science fiction. Horseman's sonic process is centered in magnetic tape and vinyl record production along with digital formats. ... more
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