Loula Yorke

Loula Yorke is an acclaimed modular synthesist, composer, and sound artist based in the United Kingdom, recognised for her immersive live performances and distinctive approach to analogue electronics. Drawing praise as “one of the most interesting voices in analog electronics” by Bandcamp Daily and lauded by publications such as The Wire and Electronic Sound, Yorke has established herself at the forefront of the UK’s experimental electronic music scene. Her captivating sets with custom-built synthesiser systems shape expansive sound worlds, weaving elements of rave, minimalism, and drone into deep trance-inducing sonic journeys.

Her recent live music schedule continues to impress, including support for headliner BRÌGHDE CHAIMBEUL at The Mount Without in Bristol in September 2025. Yorke’s commitment to live performance is also reflected in her extensive appearances at venues such as Café Oto in London, Boundaries Festival in Sunderland, and Tabakalera in San Sebastián. Beyond the stage, her discography includes releases on renowned labels like DiN, Truxalis, and Castles in Space. Albums such as Hydrology, Time is a Succession of Such Shapes, and Live Compendium 2 have earned critical acclaim, with multiple mentions in Album of the Year lists and features in respected sonic arts journals.

Loula Yorke’s innovative artistry has been recognised with an Oram Award and support from organisations including Arts Council England and Help Musicians. For enthusiasts of experimental electronic concerts and live modular synthesis, she represents a dynamic force shaping the landscape of contemporary sound art. Follow Loula Yorke to stay updated on her journey and make sure to check for her next gigs and live music events.