BRUNO ROBLES-RENDÓN (b. 2004) is a first generation Mexican-American composer, performer, and music organizer raised in NYC. As a composer originating from the world of contemporary classical music, their diverse musical style stretches from corner to corner of this musical sphere and beyond. He writes music primarily for concert but also extends his work to film, theatre, and recorded mediums ranging from intimate songs to abstract microtonal works. In his music you can hear elements of minimalism, post-minimalism, xenharmony, dream pop, alt-rock, R&B, modal jazz, and more. Common themes in Bruno’s music include ADHD, natural phenoneman, static scenes, anti-fascism, and childhood. As a performer Bruno is primarily a cellist but also occasionally performs as a pianist or guitarists and is dedicated to performing new works of music. Bruno is the founder and artistic director of Notes After, a concert series in the Lower East Side dedicated to showcasing the voices of new emerging composers. Today, they are currently in their 4th year studying at the Mannes School of Music focusing on a BM in composition under the mentorship of Mary Kouyoumdjian and a MA in arts management and entrepreneurship.