Rafael Anton Irisarri is a New York-based composer, producer, and mastering engineer renowned for his immersive ambient soundscapes that blend classical, drone, and experimental elements. His compositions often incorporate field recordings, bowed guitars, and layered textures, creating emotive and introspective sonic environments. Beyond his solo work, Irisarri has collaborated with artists like Julianna Barwick and Leandro Fresco, and his mastering studio, Black Knoll, has worked on releases for Ryuichi Sakamoto, William Basinski, and Grouper. As a member of the Music For The Sea collective, Irisarri contributes his expertise to projects that intertwine music and environmental advocacy, emphasizing the profound connection between sound and the natural world. ([musicforthesea.org](https://musicforthesea.org/artists/rafael-anton-irisarri?utm_source=openai)) KMRU, born Joseph Kamaru in Nairobi, Kenya, is an ambient musician known for his prolific output and innovative approach to sound. He began his musical journey playing guitar and singing in a choir before discovering electronic music in high school. KMRU has released numerous albums, including "Peel" (2020), "Logue" (2021), and "Dissolution Grip" (2023), blending organic and synthetic textures to create immersive sonic landscapes. His work has garnered critical acclaim, with Pitchfork describing him as a "widely referenced figure in contemporary electronic music." In 2022, he toured with Big Thief and released a collaborative album, "Limen," with Aho Ssan. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KMRU?utm_source=openai))