Passarinho is a composition commissioned by choreographer Indigo Sparks. It is a reflection of the many ways women have often been socialized to suffer in silence or in private and how the emotional and visceral concerns of black and brown women have often been trivialized.

ZWIL is a live multi-media electro-acoustic compositional work exploring music as it exists within the Global Diaspora rooted in Jazz, Hip-Hop, R&B, Afro-Caribbean & contemporary electronic music. Composed by Zane Rodulfo alongside audio-visual collaborator Marco Scozzaro and dancers Calvin Booker & Imani Arrington. ZWIL was made in residence & performed live at Hi-ARTS using various synthesizers, sequencers, projection & analog video equipment.

In Trinidad and Tobago’s rich musical culture, the rhythm section is known as the ‘engine room.’ It is a group of percussionists that accompanies steelbands and is its heartbeat. Historically, this music was banned during colonial rule; playing, dancing and participation became an act of resistance, celebration, and catharsis.This contemporary reflection on the traditional sounds of the rhythm section was commissioned for the Brooklyn Arts Council’s Sonic Clinic.