10/08/2026
Small room. Good b**r. Big ideas. Curious people. It’s been a minute, but the Found Sound Nation Collider is back! And we’re excited for this one.
Join us Sunday, October 11 at Threes Brewing in Gowanus for an afternoon of conversations about how music moves through the world—and the people who help it move.
Because music doesn’t travel by itself. It moves through people: the ones throwing parties, making connections, creating spaces, and building the communities where sounds can take root.
We’ll hear from three presenters coming at this question from very different perspectives, with short presentations followed by an open conversation.
Swipe through to meet the presenters and get a glimpse into their work ➡️ Come hang, listen, and join the conversation. See you there!
Emmy Parker (emmy parker) is a writer, cultural theorist, and co-founder of Sonic Practice Archive. Supported by the Mellon Foundation, the archive preserves unreleased recordings by Black music producers and develops new ways to reveal the intelligence embedded within them. Parker spent a decade leading brand, marketing, and strategy at Moog Music and served as Creative Director of Moogfest. Her essay “Black Sonic Intelligence,” published in Callaloo, explores how memory and knowledge move through sound. She lives in Brooklyn.
Mikey Muhanna (Mikey Mu) is the Founder & Executive Director of afikra | عفكرة (afikra.com) a global movement to reframe the narrative about the Arab World through community events, academy courses, podcasts, and its magazine Daftar. Starting from a rooftop in Brooklyn in 2014, Muhanna has grown afikra into a global education and media platform with a world-class reputation for creativity and impact and a community of 200,000 people across 30 chapters globally with a robust content library with hundreds of talks and millions of views.
Shara Lunon (SHARA LUNON) is a Brooklyn-based artist, musician, educator, and curator using voice, improvisation, sound, and community-building to explore freedom, memory, and new ways of listening together.
