A Hero’s Journey

A series of sessions curated by people and projects we admire. Brands, festivals, friends, and selectors invite us to listen through their ears. Here, what is heard matters as much as who chooses it.

We play digital audio of the highest quality through our analog system: tube amplifiers and OJAS KO-R1 speakers. Designed by Devon Turnbull, the KO-R1 creates hyper-realistic and detailed, warm and natural soundscapes.

They generate absolute presence in the sound.

In our space designed for deep listening, you will discover hidden details, textures, and movements impossible to feel in headphones.

A Hero’s Journey is a 45-minute listening experience curated by Alexandra Tibbitts for the closing of DOT.DAYNIGHT 2026. A musical journey that invites us to move through darkness, find our strength, and open ourselves to renewal. Among pulses, melodies, and silences, each person becomes the protagonist of their own journey.

Californian harpist based in Montréal, known as The Bionic Harpist. Classically trained as a harpist, she holds a master's degree in performance from Université de Montréal and is a researcher at McGill's CIRMMT. Since 2017, she has been working to augment the harp with sensors and real-time processing, and has performed at MUTEK Montréal, MUTEK México, and Canada's National Arts Centre.

The nickname "bionic" is literal. Alex has suffered two accidents that brought her to the brink of life and death, and her own nepantla is precisely that: inhabiting the threshold between life and death, grief and resilience. Her music is born from this.

no phones: anything that produces sound must be stored in our secure lockers.

no talk: we keep the soundroom silent so everyone can focus on the music.

no late entry: once the soundroom doors close (20 minutes after the booking time), we cannot let anyone in.