Loula Yorke is a live artist and noise-maker whose practice dances in the space where techno meets leftism. Her primary instrument is the ‘Innalog’: a family of modular synthesisers housed in roughly-hewn chunks of wood.

As one half of TR-33N, Loula has performed live at Glastonbury Festival and Boomtown, and had collaborative work broadcast on BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra. So far during 2019 Loula has played live in support of Talvin Singh and The Orb, and released her debut solo album ‘ysmysmysm’ on Detroit label, Junted.

Loula’s first physical release, LDOLS, a cassette of one-take live recordings made straight to reel-to-reel tape, dropped on bespoke tape label Rum Records in October 2019. The release was included in the Best Electronic Music on Bandcamp monthly round-up on the Bandcamp Daily blog, and a track was broadcast on the Freeness show on BBC Radio 3.

Loula runs synth-building and performance workshops under the moniker #AtariPunkGirls and is co-founder of Sonitus – a sonic arts education orgranisation based in Suffolk, with a focus on connecting with people with access needs to a sonic arts practice.

contact: loulayorke@gmail.com