Resonance Arts

Jeff Chan is a saxophonist and composer whose work is deeply intertwined with the Asian American Creative Music Movement. Originally from California, he relocated to Chicago in 2002, where he became active in the city’s vibrant jazz and experimental scenes.

Michael Perkins, also known by his moniker Mr. 666, is a multifaceted musician and composer active in Chicago’s punk, electronic, and jazz scenes since the late 1990s. His solo project, Mr. 666, showcases his affinity for analog synthesizers and dark electronic textures.

Chad Clark is a Chicago-based guitarist whose approach to the instrument emphasizes its physical properties and sonic possibilities. His playing explores the textures and vibrations of the guitar, creating immersive soundscapes that challenge traditional notions of melody and rhythm.

Ausberto Acevedo is an experimental bassist, composer, improviser, and educator based in Chicago, Illinois. He has performed and recorded with a diverse array of musicians, in a variety of contexts. Acevedo’s work spans genres from classical to jazz to freely improvised music. In addition to his performance, he currently serves as the orchestra director at Evanston Township High School.

Together, these four artists form a dynamic ensemble that blends their diverse backgrounds and influences into a cohesive and exploratory sound.