Three Analog Dances Night Shift & Other Works

Michael Calabris is a versatile American composer hailing from Northeast Ohio, born in 1984. With a robust educational background from Kent State University, the University of Akron, and Cleveland State University, Calabris has carved a niche for himself across a wide spectrum of musical genres. His compositions span from avant-garde electronic works and concert music to heavy metal, liturgical music, and film scores. Calabris's work is notable for its innovative use of electronic, computer-realized, and electroacoustic techniques, as seen in his album "Computer Music," which pays homage to the pioneers of early electronic music.

One of his most influential early encounters was with the harmonium, an instrument that has significantly shaped his musical style. His album dedicated to the harmonium showcases his deep understanding and expressive use of this unique instrument. Beyond his electronic and experimental works, Calabris also composes rock, pop, and jazz instrumentals, as well as scores for silent era films, demonstrating his versatility and deep musical knowledge. His upcoming album, "Mystery Music IX," is set to be released on Bandcamp, Amazon Music, and Spotify, further expanding his musical repertoire and inviting listeners to explore his diverse and captivating soundscapes.