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01/11/2023

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27/06/2023

NYC Friends and music lovers:

Tonight's the night!

Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with Nicole Mitchell and Christina Wheelerat Roulette, 409 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

https://roulette.org/event/apparitions-by-iridescent

As our duo project Iridescent, Nicole Mitchell and I will premiere our new work, Conjuring Apparitions, with thematic content and text derived from my New Orleans family history with magic, Nicole’s family history with voice hearing, and the connection between how these experiences and expressions, in tandem with electricity/electronic music, carry through the ether and over the airwaves.

Here is an excerpt from our concert at UC Irvine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gKwLb0kpe8

Do please join us; it’s a project premiere, and we’d love to see you! Thank you so much for all the support!

24/06/2023

Hi NYC friends, family, and music lovers:

I made it to New York!

Thank you so much to everyone that came out last night to Governor’s Island for my Harvestworks concert; many thanks to Carol Parkinson, Matthew Ostrowski, Conor, Charlie, and the rest of the Harvestworks team who made the concert possible.

Unfortunately, today’s Going In Festival at OPUS 40 was cancelled due to thunderstorms in Saugerties.

Here are the details for my next and final area concert here in New York:

This Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with Nicole Mitchell at Roulette, 409 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

https://roulette.org/event/apparitions-by-iridescent

As our duo project Iridescent, Nicole Mitchell and I will premiere our new work, *Conjuring Apparitions*, with thematic content and text derived from my New Orleans family history with magic, Nicole’s family history with voice hearing, and the connection between how these experiences and expressions, in tandem with electricity/electronic music, carry through the ether and over the airwaves.

Here is an excerpt from our concert at UC Irvine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gKwLb0kpe8

Do please join us; it’s a project premiere, and we’d love to see you! Thank you so much for all the support!

22/06/2023

Sadly, due to thunderstorms, the Going In Festival at Opus40 has been postponed. In the meantime, you can listen to Christina Wheeler's release on the label here:

Sadly, due to thunderstorms, the event at has been postponed to a later date. In the meantime, you can listen to my release on the label here:

1 track album

22/06/2023

NYC Friends and music lovers:
Tomorrow, Friday June 23, 7PM, Solo concert at Harvestworks House 10A, Governors Island, Nolan Park NYC, Free Admission. Please come out, we’d love to see you!

Prismatic Xtychs: Meditations on Chance, Choice, and Action is the second in a series of structured improvisation performances works meditating on chance and choice through gestural and sonic action. The audience hears an invocation/incantation to which they can choose to respond by a series of chan...

20/06/2023

Hi NYC / NY-upstate friends, family, and music lovers, I’m coming to New York tomorrow, and I wanted to share more information about each of the three upcoming concerts! Here are more details about the second concert:

Saturday, June 24: solo: Going In Outdoor Festival, OPUS 40 Sculpture Park, 356 George Sickle Rd, Saugerties, NY 12477, 5:00 PM–9:00 PM

Also performing: Keith Fullerton Whitman, Friends Meeting (M. Geddes Gengras & Ben Seretan), and Camille Altay

https://thebunkerny.com/events/2023-06-24-going-in-with-keith-fullerton-whitman-christina-wheeler-friends-meeting-camille-altay

For the first time, I will play live my Going In label release, Music for Mediating, Love-Making, and Astral Projecting, Part 1: The Invitation:

https://goingin.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-meditating-love-making-and-astral-projecting-part-1-going-in-018

Here are details for the other two concerts:

Friday, June 23: solo: Governors Island, New York City, Harvestworks, Building 10A, Nolan Park, 7:00 PM (free admission, indoors)

https://www.harvestworks.org/june-23-prismatic-xtychs-meditations-on-chance-choice-and-action-by-christina-wheeler/

Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with Nicole Mitchell at Roulette, 509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

https://roulette.org/event/apparitions-by-iridescent

Do please join us; we’d love to see you! Stay tuned and thank you so much for all the support!

If you haven't already, do please join me at my artist page here, Christina Wheeler.

Video Credit: Andrew Charles Edman

12/06/2023

Hi NYC / NY-upstate friends, family, and music lovers, I’m going to be coming to New York next week, and I wanted to share more information about each of the three upcoming concerts! Here are the details about the first concert:

Friday, June 23: solo: Governors Island, New York City, Harvestworks, Building 10A, 7:00 PM (free admission, indoors)

https://www.harvestworks.org/june-23-prismatic-xtychs-meditations-on-chance-choice-and-action-by-christina-wheeler/

I am premiering a new chance/choice game/graphic score performance, *Prismatic Xtychs: Meditations on Chance, Choice, and Action*, an expansion on the work I premiered at Sammlung Hoffmann, Berlin, *Tres Es un Número Mágico: Kaleidoscopic Triptychs* (the next release on my label, Bamboula Audio):

https://vimeo.com/179610321

This new work will have more options and choices for audience participation, and this time, I’m going to use Velcro!

Here are details for the other two concerts:

Saturday, June 24: solo: Going In Festival, OPUS 40 Sculpture Park, 356 George Sickle Road, Saugerties, NY, 5:00 pm–9:00 pm.

Also performing: Keith Fullerton Whitman, Friends Meeting (M. Geddes Gengras & Ben Seretan), and Camille Altay

https://thebunkerny.com/events/2023-06-24-going-in-with-keith-fullerton-whitman-christina-wheeler-friends-meeting-camille-altay

Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with Nicole Mitchell at Roulette, 509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

https://roulette.org/event/apparitions-by-iridescent

Do please join us; we’d love to see you! Stay tuned and thank you so much for all the support!

If you haven't already, do please join me at my artist page here, Christina Wheeler.

Photo Credit: Barron Claiborne

03/06/2023

Hi NYC / NY-upstate friends, family, and music lovers, mark your calendars: I’m coming to coming to New York soon, and I have concerts to share! Here are the details, LINKS IN BIO:

Friday, June 23: solo: Governors Island, Building 10A, 7:00 PM, free

I’m premiering a new chance/choice game/graphic score performance, Prismatic Xtychs: Meditations on Chance, Choice, and Action, an expansion on Tres Es un Número Mágico: Kaleidoscopic Triptychs (the next release on my label, ).

Saturday, June 24: solo: Outdoor Festival, Sculpture Park, Saugerties, NY, 5:00 PM–9:00 PM

For the first time, I’ll perform live my Going In label release, Music for Mediating, Love-Making, and Astral Projecting, Part 1: The Invitation

Also performing: , Friends Meeting ( & ), and

Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with at , Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

As our duo project Iridescent, Nicole Mitchell and I will premiere our new work, Conjuring Apparitions, with thematic content and text derived from my NOLA family history with magic, Nicole’s family history with voice hearing, and the connection between how these experiences and expressions, in tandem with electricity/electronic music, carry through the ether and over the airwaves.

I’ll be posting further details about each concert in the upcoming days. Do please join us; we’d love to see you! Stay tuned and thank you so much for all the support!

If you haven't already, please join me at artist page, .

Photo Credits: 1. 2. 3. 4.

03/06/2023

Hi NYC / NY-upstate friends, family, and music lovers, mark your calendars:

I’m going to be coming to coming to New York in a few weeks, and I have concerts to share with you! Here are the details:

Friday, June 23: solo: Governors Island, New York City, Harvestworks, Building 10A, 7:00 PM (free admission)

https://www.harvestworks.org/june-2023-events-new-music-the-evening-series-and-electronic-art/

I am premiering a new chance/choice game/graphic score performance, *Prismatic Xtychs: Meditations on Chance, Choice, and Action*, an expansion on the work I premiered at Sammlung Hoffmann, Berlin, *Tres Es un Número Mágico: Kaleidoscopic Triptychs* (the next release on the label, Bamboula Audio):

https://vimeo.com/179610321

Saturday, June 24: solo: Going In Outdoor Festival, OPUS 40 Outdoor Sculpture Park, 356 George Sickle Road, Saugerties, NY, 5:00 pm–9:00 pm

https://thebunkerny.com/events/2023-06-24-going-in-with-keith-fullerton-whitman-christina-wheeler-friends-meeting-camille-altay

I’m going to play live for the first time in situ my Going In label release, *Music for Mediating, Love-Making, and Astral Projecting, Part 1: The Invitation*:

https://goingin.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-meditating-love-making-and-astral-projecting-part-1-going-in-018

Also performing at the concert will be Keith Fullerton Whitman, Friends Meeting (M. Geddes Gengras and Ben Seretan), and Camille Altay.

Tuesday, June 27: Iridescent, duo with Nicole Mitchell at Roulette, 509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, 8:00 PM

https://roulette.org/event/apparitions-by-iridescent

As our duo project Iridescent, Nicole Mitchell and I will premiere our new work, *Conjuring Apparitions*, with thematic content and text derived from my NOLA family history with magic, Nicole’s family history with voice hearing, and the connection between how these experiences and expressions, in tandem with electricity/electronic music, carry through the ether and over the airwaves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gKwLb0kpe8

I’ll be posting further details about each concert in the upcoming days. Do please join us; we’d love to see you! Stay tuned and thank you so much for all the support!

If you haven't already, do please join me at my artist page here, Christina Wheeler.

Photo Credits: 1. Barron Claiborne 2. Kristi Sutton Elias Photography 3. Andrew Charles Edman 4. Barron Claiborne

29/01/2023

TONIGHT, Sunday, January 29 at 7PM/19h, at HAU Hebbel am Ufer 2: CTM Festival Berlin presents the in-person premiere of *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*, commissioned in virtual format in 2021. I conceived, wrote, produced and performed this recorded version in binaural ambisonic format. Aaron Kulik created the video. The virtual version can be experienced here, best heard in headphones/earbuds:

https://youtu.be/-ISZiVLYkSs

Advanced tickets are sold out for tonight, and any remaining tickets are at the door. Do please come early, as doors close once the performance starts.

Deepest thanks to CTM Festival, the Technische Universität Berlin's spatialization team, HAU Hebbel am Ufer, and the Akademie der Künste for their support in making this project’s presentation possible.

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25/01/2023

Hi Everyone,

We're into countdown for CTM Festival and their premiere this weekend, January 28, 29, 30, 7pm/19h of *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy* at HAU Hebbel am Ufer 2!

Christine Kakaire and I had an in-depth conversation about Part 2, *Surrender to the Totality*, which you can read about here:

https://www.ctm-festival.de/magazine/christina-wheelers-totality-of-blackness

Audience space this weekend is limited, so advanced tickets are highly recommended; they can be found at the link below.

I look forward to seeing then:

https://www.ctm-festival.de/.../artists/c/christina-wheeler

How do we get to where we want to be?. As told to Christine Kakaire

23/01/2023

Thank you so much Dan at Exberliner for the glowing recommendation for my upcoming January 28, 29, 30, 7pm/19h performances at CTM Festival Berlin for *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy* at HAU Hebbel am Ufer 2! Audience space is limited, so advanced tickets are highly recommended:

https://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2023/programme/artists/c/christina-wheeler

21/01/2023

Two years ago CTM Festival Berlin commissioned and premiered the virtual version of *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*, Part 2 of *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy*. Next week, CTM will present the in situ premiere of *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy*, Saturday January 28, Sunday January 29, and Monday, January 30, 2023. Part 1 is *Emerge from the Totality of Blackness*, and Part 3 is *Resonate in the Totality of Blackness*. This takes place at HAU Hebbel am Ufer 2, HAU2.

Stay tuned for a video preview from the virtual version of *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*. Advanced tickets for next week's performances can be found at the link below:

Home of CTM – Festival for Adventurous Music and Art, Berlin.

18/01/2023

The time is rapidly approaching for the premiere of my project *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy* at CTM Festival]]] , next week, Saturday, January 28, Sunday, January 29, and Monday, January 30 at 7:00 pm/19:00 at (HAU2), Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963, Berlin.

Saturday night: *Emerge from the Totality of Blackness*; Sunday night: *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*; Monday night: *Resonate in the Totality of Blackness*.

This project creates a space to reframe our experiences of Blackness and the accompanying fear often intrinsically enmeshed therein, from conception through birth, to our perceived separations and connections with nature and the cosmos, to our relationship with the totality that is our resonant being in the full spectrum of life, the universe, and quantum entanglement being beyond our senses.

We will have 16-speaker, immersive ambisonic audio, 5-video projectors of immersive video, and everyone will be invited to lie down on the floor to experience this multimedia performance work.

Audience space is limited, so advanced ticket purchase tickets is encouraged in link in bio:

Performing the following, later sets:
January 28: + Afrorack
January 29: + Afrorack
January 30: Poulomi Desai / Merche Blasco “Fauna”

I look forward to seeing you there.

Special thanks to and , , and CTM Festival]]] for their support in developing and CTM Festival]]] presenting a work-in-progress version of *Emerge from the Totality of Blackness* for their Untraining the Ear series, CTM Festival]]] for the virtual commissioning of *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*, for their residency support for developing the spatialized sound design, and the team at for the technical support in the realization of this premiere.

18/01/2023

Friends, Family, and Music and Art Lovers:

I wanted to share with you that the time is rapidly approaching for the in-person premiere of my project *The Totality of Blackness Trilogy* at CTM Festival Berlin, next week, Saturday, January 28, Sunday, January 29, and Monday, January 30 at 7:00 pm/19:00 at performance space HAU Hebbel am Ufer 2 (HAU2), Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963, Berlin.

https://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2023/programme/artists/c/christina-wheeler

Each night is a different program: Saturday night is *Emerge from the Totality of Blackness*, Sunday night is *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness* and Monday night is *Resonate in the Totality of Blackness*.

This project creates a space to reframe our experiences of Blackness and the accompanying fear often intrinsically enmeshed therein, from conception through birth, to our perceived separations and connections with nature and the cosmos, to our relationship with the totality that is our resonant being in the full spectrum of life, the universe, and quantum entanglement being beyond our senses.

We will have 16-speaker, immersive ambisonic audio, 5-video projectors of immersive video, and everyone will be invited to lie down on the floor to experience this multimedia performance work.

Here is a link to the virtual version of *Surrender* that CTM Festival commissioned in 2021:

https://youtu.be/-ISZiVLYkSs

Audience space is quite limited, so I would encourage you to purchase tickets in advance at the link below:

https://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2023/tickets

Performing the following, later sets:
January 28: Limpe Fuchs + Afrorack
January 29: Jessica Ekomane + Afrorack
January 30: Poulomi Desai / Merche Blasco “Fauna”

I look forward to seeing you there.

Special thanks to Kamila Metwaly and SAVVY Contemporary, Deutschlandfunk Kultur, and CTM Festival for their support in developing and presenting a work-in-progress version of *Emerge from the Totality of Blackness* for their Untraining the Ear series, CTM Festival for the virtual commissioning of *Surrender to the Totality of Blackness*, Akademie der Künste for their residency support for developing the spatialized sound design, and the team at Technische Universität Berlin (TU) for the technical support in the realization of this premiere.

Home of CTM – Festival for Adventurous Music and Art, Berlin.

07/07/2022

Hi Family and Friends, I'm reaching out to get back in touch and share what all's been happening on my end, as it's been a very busy last several months. I'm going to share the details in a few posts.

To start with, today, I have a new ambient release that has gone live on the Going In label, which was premiered at the 2021 Going In Streaming Festival. The piece is called *Music for Meditating, Love-Making, and Astral-Projecting*:

https://goingin.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-meditating-love-making-and-astral-projecting-part-1-going-in-018

Here are the liner-notes below, so you can read more about this release; I would love it if you could have a listen and support the release if you can, hopefully the music will bring some transformational positivity to your day, thank you so much, 🙏🏽❤️:

“This piece offers an opening,” Christina Wheeler says of her debut release for Going In, Music for Meditating, Love-Making and Astral-Projecting, Part 1: The Invitation. As its weighty name suggests, this hour-long composition—the first in a three-part series—invites the listener to dissolve their perceived boundaries of separation, to engage by way of meditation, intimacy, or transcendent bodily experience in the act of transpersonal communion. The listening experience offers as a sonic gift, the space to delve inward, to move beyond the illusions of the ego into ever more fulfilling realms of connection and oneness.

Recorded in the winter of 2021, amidst ongoing lockdowns, Christina birthed the entire hour and forty second piece during a single, uninterrupted live session in her home studio, combining deliberate, elongated vocal articulations with an array of electro-acoustic and electronic instruments. As she describes it, the piece is all about “experiencing the unique imprint of the real-time human gesture” in relation to the sonic spaces she inhabits, from the acoustic to the analog to the digital. Like other releases in the Going In catalog, The Invitation was created specifically for the label’s 2021 streaming festival.

[Full liner text in the Bandcamp link above]

Mixed by Jamie Hill and Christina Wheeler
Additional mixing support by Kevin McHugh
Art direction by Andrew Charles Edman

Mastering engineering by Keith Fullerton Whitman
Liner notes by Sister Zo

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1 track album

01/04/2022

Hi Family, Friends and Music Lovers,

I wanted to share with you that today is Bandcamp Friday, the first Friday of the month, when Bandcamp offers 100% of sales to the artists.

My album Songs of S + D went live last week, and it would be great if you are able to support. I also have another EP, That Was Then, This Is Now, plus two other recordings available for streaming and purchase.

Thank you so much for all your support, I'm so grateful, 🙏🏽 ❤️

https://christinawheeler.bandcamp.com/

Christina Wheeler is a composer, vocalist, multi-instrumental electronic musician, producer, and multimedia artist, who works solo and in collaboration with other artists.

30/03/2022

Christina Wheeler’s essay for Atwood Magazine on Women’s History Month and intersectionality in the music industry and the world at large is live: https://atwoodmagazine.com/whm2211-christina-wheeler-essay-womens-history-month/

Composer, musician, and multimedia artist Christina Wheeler shares her essay on how Women's History Month must continue to address intersectionality, both in the music industry and within the world at large, in order to create the change we need now.

25/03/2022

TODAY IS THE DAY!!

Hi Family, Friends, and Music Lovers,

TODAY, Friday, March 25, my new album Songs of S + D, releases fully on my label Bamboula Audio on Bandcamp and all digital streaming platforms!

Songs of S + D is a deeply personal album long time in the making. Inspired by my experience of having lived through 9/11 in New York City and the subsequent attempt to negotiate the aftermath of that time, I began to write a series of songs addressing the larger human experience of life, loss, joy, ecstasy, sadness, and the connecting, universal condition, framed through the context of vivid, intimate, vignettes.

“Asleep at the Wheel,” “Into the Sun,” and the “Where Did You Go?” are the three singles released from the album. I will feature the other songs as featured tracks over the next coming weeks.
Vinyl and CDs are in production! I will announce when they are ready for pre-order

The purchase and streaming link for Songs of S + D can be found on Bandcamp here:

https://christinawheeler.bandcamp.com/album/songs-of-s-d

Full streaming and purchase on all other platforms can be found here:

https://ffm.to/christinawheelersongsofssplusd.ofp

Thank you for all your continued support; I’m so grateful.

Infinite gratitude to Scotty, Marque, Melvin, Marika, Joe, Christian, Chris, Evan, Louis, Simon, JB, Mike, Andrea, Konstance, Kim, Steevio, Suzy, Jon, Louise, Carla, Perry, Greg, Kristina, Lynn, my parents Sandra and Jarvis, my family, musicians, friends, and colleagues who made the project possible.

This album is dedicated to Fred Hopkins, Joe Wood Jr., Greg Tate, Rita Gaudin, and Jarvis Wheeler.

Special thanks to Initiative Musik, Musicboard Berlin, and Red Bull Studios Berlin for their support.

Additional thanks to Leigh Greaney and Romy Bayhack at Big Hassle Media and Andrea Young, Patrice Kelly, and Dennis Young at DPG Worldwide for their continued support.

Credits:
Written and Produced by Christina Wheeler

Mixed by Scotty Hard, Brooklyn Duro, Duro Studio, NYC

Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper, TurtleTone Mastering, NYC

Christina Wheeler: voice, autoharp, mbira, QChord, Polychord, electronics
Inna Most: drums, drum programming and production

Melvin Gibbs: bass

Marika Hughes: cello
Joe McGinty: keyboards
Kelvin Sholar: synth bass

Recorded by:
Christian Prommer, Red Bull Studios, Berlin;
Chris Tabron and Evan Sutton, Red Bull Studios, New York

Production Editing: Louis McGuire, Simon Ralph Goff, JB Saboia

Photograph by Coco Haus, with additional art support from Konstance Patton.

12 track album

24/03/2022

Tomorrow’s the big day!! Stay tuned!!

22/03/2022

Dear Family, Friends, and Music Lovers,

Thank you so much for everyone that came out for the lovely gigs at Baby's All Right with Jaimie Branch's Fly or Die, and SXSW; special thanks to Initiative Musik who made the trip and concerts possible.

BIG NEWS: This Friday, March 25th is the day: my album Songs of S + D releases digitally in its entirety on Bandcamp and all streaming platform.

You can pre-order the album here:

https://christinawheeler.bandcamp.com/album/songs-of-s-d

and pre-save for streaming here:

https://ffm.to/christinawheelersongsofssplusd.ofp

Special thanks to Initiative Musik and Musicboard Berlin for their support.

Additional thanks to Big Hassle Media and DPG Worldwide for their continued support.

Stay tuned for further concerts and live streaming to celebrate the album release.

Thank you for your listening and support, ❤️ 🙏🏽

Songs of S + D is a deeply personal album that addresses the human conditions of life, loss, joy, ecstasy, and sadness via vivid, intimate vignettes.

16/03/2022

TONIGHT: NYC Fam: Gig is today, Wed. March 16 at 10PM at Baby's All Right in Williamsburg, appearing on the line-up with Jaimie Branch’s band Fly or Die. We would love to see you there, please join us! ❤️

16/03/2022

Dear Family, Friends, and Music Lovers: “Where Did You Go?”, the third single from my upcoming album, Songs of S + D, is live today, streaming on all platforms.

https://ffm.to/christinawheeler_wheredidyougo.ofp

“Where Did You Go?” starts with an a ca****la intro, then moves into a mid-tempo soul song that grapples with the confusion and grief over where to find those whom we’ve loved and lost once we cannot experience their immediate, physical presence. This song is dedicated to bassist Fred Hopkins, writer Joe Wood, Jr., and writer/multimedia artist Greg Tate.

Songs of S + D is a deeply personal album long time in the making. Inspired by my experience of having lived through 9/11 in New York City and the subsequent attempt to negotiate the aftermath of that time, I began to write a series of songs addressing the larger human experience of life, loss, joy, ecstasy, sadness, and the connecting, universal condition, framed through the context of vivid, intimate, vignettes.

https://christinawheeler.bandcamp.com/album/songs-of-s-d

Our human relationship to the finiteness of our lives and how we navigate these transitions permeates our entire existence, and is all the more pronounced during times of tragic loss from horrific pandemic and needless, catastrophic war. From the O’Jays to Albert Ayler, “Music is the healing force of the world/the universe,” and I hope that “Where Did You Go?" can offer space and solace for listeners to be touched deeply.

Thank you for all your continued support; I’m so grateful.

Special thanks to Initiative Musik, Musicboard Berlin, and Red Bull Studios Berlin for their support.

Additional thanks to Big Hassle Media and DPG Worldwide for their continued support.

Song Credits:

Written and Produced by Christina Wheeler

Mixed by Scotty Hard, Brooklyn Duro, Duro Studio, NYC

Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper, TurtleTone Mastering, NYC

Christina Wheeler: voice, Polychord, electronics
Inna Most: drums, drum programming and production

Joe McGinty: keyboards
Kelvin Sholar: synth bass

Recorded by:
 Christian Prommer, Red Bull Studios, Berlin;
Chris Tabron and Evan Sutton, Red Bull Studios, New York

Production Editing: Louis McGuire, Simon Ralph Goff, JB Saboia

Photograph by Coco Haus, with additional art support from Konstance Patton.

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“Where Did You Go?” is a plaintive, mid-tempo soul song that grapples with the confusion and grief over where to find those whom we’ve loved and lost.