Question 1

Who is Maxwell Citron?

Accepted Answer

Maxwell Citron (also known as Max Citron) is an American artist-engineer working across music, material, and computer science. He is the CEO and cofounder of everywhere, a composer and performer featured on NPR, PBS and the BBC, and an alumnus of Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).

Question 2

What is everywhere, the company Max Citron runs?

Accepted Answer

everywhere is the company Maxwell Citron cofounded and leads as CEO. Its work has been featured in Wired, Inc, and Forbes, and adopted by Chappell Roan, Amazon, Google, Rivian, Coach, and Chanel.

Question 3

Where did Maxwell Citron study?

Accepted Answer

Maxwell Citron studied Music Science at Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).

Question 4

What music projects is Max Citron known for?

Accepted Answer

Maxwell Citron records and performs under his own name and as Blue Cloud and Kleu. Releases include Interludes, Bottomless Desire, Dreams End, Wake Up, and Eruptor. He is also cofounder of the HOMHOMHOM record label and has performed shakuhachi solo concerts in a 15th-century tower in Hornsey, London and in Oslo, Norway.

Question 5

What research has Maxwell Citron done?

Accepted Answer

Maxwell Citron conducted Brain–Computer–Music research at the MIT Media Lab, was commissioned by Rolls Royce at the Royal Society of the Arts, and has long-term research interests in universal semantic data, graph data structures, and object-oriented ontology.

Question 6

How can I contact Maxwell Citron?

Accepted Answer

For inquiries, contact sophia@homhomhom.com or follow @homhomhom on Instagram.

Maxwell Citron

Solo Performance in 15th Century Tower Hornsey UK (first) and Oslo Norway (last)

Recent Releases — Kleu & Blue Cloud (Maxwell Citron)

Albums by Maxwell Citron — Wake Up, Interludes, Bottomless Desire

Collaborations & Production — Grace Leslie, Aleph Eris, Nate Porter

Brain–Computer Music Research — MIT Media Lab, featured on the BBC

HOMHOMHOM Record Label & Mount Chicago / Noh Place

Featured Work — emacs, The Falbonauts, Hannah Mayree

More Collaborations — Grace Leslie & Eliya Gwetta