Discover the sounds of resistance from Minneapolis
Let yourself be carried away by the music of Reflectors, a duo that uses art as a form of activism. Their sound explores vulnerability, care, and human connection. This is a counterpart to the emotionally charged ballad Minnehaha by Sealf.
Musical journey with Reflectors
Reflectors weaves beautiful melodies and richly layered harmonies together with subtle electronic soundscapes. The program takes you on a journey through musical influences from around the world and continues to surprise.
Meet the artists behind Reflectors
Crystal Myslajek, composer and multi-instrumentalist, and John Marks, interdisciplinary artist, form Reflectors. Drawing from Minneapolis's vibrant art scene, they create sprawling compositions in which slowly shifting melodies, colorful soundscapes, vocals, keyboards, and electronics come together.
Art and activism in the Twin Cities
In the Twin Cities, art and activism are closely intertwined. The death of George Floyd in 2020 and recent events in 2026 have made the personal inevitably political. The work of Reflectors reflects a deep commitment to community care and resistance, precisely when human dignity is under pressure.
Sealf: boundaries of the song
Electronic sound artist Thomas Myrmel and bassist Jonathan Nagel form Sealf. They push the boundaries of the song to the extreme. Melodies, expansive soundscapes, and shimmering electronic textures flow into one another. This draws you into a meditative sound world, supported by Myrmel's poetic lyrics.