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Composer and sound artist
from a small island on the west coast of Canada, currently based in Tiohti:áke / Mooniyang / Montréal.
Noah Sherrin is a composer and sound artist from a small island on the west coast of Canada, now based in Tiohti:áke/Mooniyang/Montréal. His work spans music and sound design for linear and interactive media, experimental music releases, site-specific sound installations, digital lutherie, and location recording projects. Selected credits include The Days (Netflix Japan), Transformers: Beyond Reality (Meta4 Interactive), and Kanaval (Yzanakio).
His music (as Noah Rosa) is concerned with environmental devastation, collective myth, the sublime, and nebulous spirituality. Recent releases include Drawing a circle (Coffin Texts, 2022) and The radiant tower (Reset Networks, 2021). His upcoming EP The two headed dragon of forgiveness (evo-natura, 2025) explores the spectral landscape of Northern Vietnam through dense dronescapes that flow through eroded field recordings and textural samples of local musicians. His debut audiovisual work, HAVEN, was premiered at the Melted Film Festival 2024 in Eindhoven.
Since 2020 he has worked with La Hacienda Creative as a composer, producer, and engineer for video games, series, and immersive installations as well as with LaHa’s virtual instrument creation sector, Mntra as Lead Product Designer for over 20 instruments and effects plug-ins.
In spring of 2022 he participated in the Labratoire de Musique Contemporaine de Montréal, collaborating with a group of international artists to present a new audio/visual work, as well as presenting a panel on Cybernetic theory’s applications in music composition and performance. In the spring/summer of 2024 he was an artist in residence in World Creation Studio’s CO/CREATE program, creating new audiovisual works for VR. He was awarded the 2024 SOCAN Emerging Screen Composers Award for Best Original Theme for Sirius (Jean-Bastien Niyigaruye).
Recent live performances include a durational drone installation at Miidspace in Montréal, a site specific performance under an overpass in Bangkok, Thailand with Bangkok Street Noise, and improvised looping accompaniment responding to a movement piece by Lucy Earle at White Wall Studio. He facilitates the ongoing performance series, Liquid Stone, dedicated to live improvised expression.