Meet the Pathway Artists

We're delighted to introduce the artists selected for the 2026/27 Audio Artist Pathway. Over the coming months, they'll be developing their practice, creating new work, and connecting with fellow artists through the programme.

  • Brid Addison-Child

    Radio documentary maker and audio artist creating immersive work that combines documentary, memoir and performance. Their practice explores queer embodiment, community and social justice through innovative uses of sound.

  • Olateju Adeleye

    Award-winning audio producer and sound artist with a background in documentaries, specialist music and cultural programming. Her work combines research, storytelling and experimental audio to create immersive, socially engaged listening experiences.

  • Olivia Davies

    Audio producer and artist working across sound, movement and performance. Their creative practice uses sound and the moving body to explore themes of identity, power, memory, technology and the politics of being seen – and heard.

  • Caitlin Kennedy

    Creative audio maker, conservationist and field recordist. Exploring ecology, experimental sound and beyond-human listening through documentary, immersive audio and sonic storytelling.

  • Sophie Little

    Audio producer, broadcaster and sound artist creating immersive sonic portraits through voice, field recordings and original composition, exploring the relationship between listening, perception and human connection.

  • Oliver Morris

    Audio producer, poet and audio dramatist exploring the creative possibilities of sound through fiction, spoken word and experimental audio. Their work focuses on connection, resilience and the emotional power of storytelling.