Gareth Cutter

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“The work is casual, sensuous, and erotic. It queers systems from the inside. It’s kind of like taking poppers: vaporous and heady, disorientating but pleasurable.”

Gareth Cutter is a multi-disciplinary artist working across music, writing and performance.

“I usually use voice, keyboard, guitar and other string instruments and arrange in Ableton, but I’ll experiment with anything I can get my hands on.”

Biography

As well as making solo work, Gareth collaborates with other artists, composing scores and sound design. He is one half of sound art duo CUTTER // NASH with Gemma Nash.

People and organisations who have supported Gareth over the years include Arts Council England, British Council, Drake Music, hÅb, HOME, METAL, Mother’s Ruin, Unlimited, SPILL Festival.

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Archived updates from Gareth

13 August 2024

🔒 Celebration of the Restorative Void

>Less. Yes. Less than that. Much, much less. Even less. Too little less. Give me less. Yes, more less. Not

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2 January 2024

🔒 Dead Reckoning: A Rough Sketch

After an initial burst of activity, my enthusiasm dipped. I found myself prodding at the arrangement like a gloomy ch...

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9 July 2023

🔒 Dead Reckoning

Two months since my decision to shed old creative processes and identities: what new things are taking their place?This update is only available to Gareth's patrons. Already support Gareth? Login

6 May 2023

🔒 Picking Up The Scent

Hey Patrons, Two weeks ago I wrote a song. It’s my first in two years and it came to me

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27 March 2023

🔒 Remixing The Conference

Last year, I was invited by Music Patron to create a moment of joy for BAFA: the British Association of Festivals of ...

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31 January 2023

🔒 A Transport of Delight

A fragment of a live performance using guitar and Ableton electronics.

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13 December 2022

🔒 The Music Patron Q&A

A series of interviews with our Music Patron composers talking about their musical inspirations and what life as a co...

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10 December 2022

🔒 Boredom Grinder: A Playlist

A nine song tour through my musical tastes: songs that energise, inspire, surprise and confound me. Gay church folk m...

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13 November 2022

🔒 Imaginary Flowers: A Sketch

  My mum’s a painter. After decades of not picking up a brush, she started painting again 10 years ago. She’s

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2 October 2022

🔒 Queer Intelligence

An audio postcard about a new sound design and composition commission: featuring Chelsea Manning and a cryptic voice-...

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30 May 2022

🔒 Music Patron Video Postcard May 2022 🎥

I’m writing because I’m about to go on a big adventure – one of the biggest of my life so far.

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1 May 2022

🔒 Thank You For Becoming A Music Patron! 🎥

A short video welcome, a thank you for your support, and a sneak peak at my home studio.

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