Harry Gorski-Brown
Harry Gorski-Brown
Glasgow-based artist Harry Gorski-Brown sits at the intersection of traditional Gaelic music and gritty, immersive electronics. Known for his ability to deconstruct folk forms, Harry uses voice, small pipes, and fiddle to create high-concept audiovisual experiences.
His work has recently reached international acclaim, including the release of his experimental tape Durt Dronemaker After Dreamboats and the ambitious music-theatre piece Elephant, you shake your sheep!. Whether performing at renowned festivals like Unsound Kraków or collaborating with artist Wojciech Rusin and the Sinfonietta Cracovia on the 2025 premiere of Drift, Harry’s performances are a raw, compelling testament to the pipes' potential in the world of experimental sound.
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