Program & Bio

Mark Mosher is a Louisville-based composer, synth sound designer, and multimedia performance artist. He performs solo as well as in the bands Carbon Dioxide Ensemble and (no)poem. As a sound designer, he created sounds which are included in Ableton Live and Ableton Push 3. Mark has released seven electronic music albums, along with numerous EPs and singles available on most major streaming platforms.

Mark’s Doppleganger set is a cinematic, beat-driven groovebox performance featuring electronic music from his new sci-fi multimedia experience Beautiful Tomorrows, plus fun, sample-flipped songs from his Flip Phone EP and more.

A longtime community builder, Mark founded the 300+ member strong Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meet and has hosted 160+ events over 14 years. He also founded Synth Patrol, which produces live concerts and multimedia performances featuring rotating squads of synthesists.

Mark has performed at Denver’s Buell Theater Balcony Series, CU ATLAS B2, DU, UCCS, Knobcon, Pacific Northwest Synthfest, Georgia Tech’s Guthman Music Instrument Competition, the Art Institute of Sunnyvale, Electro-Music Fest (NY and Asheville), and four times at the Lafayette Electronic Arts Festival (LEAF).

Beyond music concerts, Mark creates real-time multimedia shows in Resolume, integrating live camera input and effects. His work blends performance, narrative, and responsive visuals, including Beautiful Tomorrows: Temporal Odyssey (premiered at LEAF 2025; promo video). With Carbon Dioxide Ensemble, he re-contextualized the silent films Frankenstein and A Trip to the Moon for the LEAF festival, and co-created an original multimedia show, Interdimensional Breach, presented at the SIE Film Center, Scream Screen and other events. He also created an interactive, gesture-based musical experience for the Bob Moog Foundation at Mountain Oasis Festival.