Upcoming events.

PLANT MUSIC MICRO-FESTIVAL: Juice Drop-In!
Additional PLANT MUSIC MICRO-FESTIVAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
From March 3rd to May 30th 2025
• Location: Inheritance Juicery
◦ The New Honey Shade special edition PLANT MUSIC Juice available.
◦ Plant Music Wall exhibition installation and interactive pop-up performances. Free to attend! (Exact dates of appearances or pop up performances TBA)

EMP: Electronic Music Performance
EMP: Electronic Music Performance
Time & Location
Apr 18, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Tulsa, 1381 Riverside Dr, Tulsa, OK 74127, USA
About the Event
A Night of Experimental Sound & Immersive Performance
Doors 7:30//Show 8
Advance Tickets $10//Door Tickets $15
Step into a sonic landscape where tradition meets innovation, where raw improvisation collides with deep electronic atmospheres. EMP (Electronic Music Performance) brings together three boundary-pushing artists—Elisa Harkins, Rotten Milk, and The New Honey Shade—for a night of transformative soundscapes, live experimentation, and immersive audiovisual
storytelling.
About the Artists
🎼Elisa Harkins (Cherokee, Muscogee) is an electronic composer, singer, and curator whose
work blends Indigenous music traditions with contemporary electronic production. With
performances at MoMA, The Getty, and REDCAT, Harkins' practice focuses on language
revitalization, body movement, and the evolution of Indigenous sound in modern contexts.
🔊Rotten Milk, a New Orleans-based experimentalist with deep Chicago roots, has long
disrupted conventional musical spaces with his improvisational approach to sound. Known for
his time in CAVE, Stress Ape, and Rotten Milk vs. Bubblegum Shitface, he crafts immersive,
meditative sonic environments that challenge the listener’s perception of ambient and noise
music.
🌿The New Honey Shade (Mark Daniel Kuykendall) is an Oklahoma-based artist and
producer whose work bridges field recordings, analog synthesis, and biosonification—translating
the energy of the natural world into ethereal compositions. As founder of Unknown Tone
Records, he has shaped the global experimental music scene, blurring the boundaries between
sound, memory, and visual art.
Prepare for a night of meditative drones, layered sonic textures, and deep experimental
journeys as these three artists push the limits of electronic music in an intimate, immersive
setting.
Collage by Michael Tunk

Untitled Event
Artists Creative Fund Season 2 Finale
April 17, 7-9 PM
LowDown
108 N Detroit Ave
Join us for the Artists Creative Fund Season 2 Finale, a celebration of the 2024/2025 ACF artists. This culminating event will showcase an exciting mix of film screenings, live musical performances, and literary readings, offering a dynamic glimpse into the powerful work these artists have created throughout the program. Be a part of this inspiring evening of creativity, storytelling, and community and reserve your free tickets today!
Doors open at 6:30 PM. This event is curated by ACF Artist Mentors David Broome and Kalup Linzy.

PLANT MUSIC MICRO-FESTIVAL: World Premiere of Song of the Council Oak, The New Honey Shade
A Landmark Composition Rooted in History
Song of the Council Oak is a tribute to the historic Council Oak Tree, a vital symbol of resilience and the foundation of the Muscogee Creek Nation in Tulsa. Composer Mark Kuykendall recorded biofeedback directly from the Council Oak Tree in September and October 2024, capturing its natural rhythms and vitality. This data has been transformed into music, voiced by Oklahoma’s first Buchla synthesizer. The result is a performance that symbolizes both the founding of Tulsa in 1836 and a milestone in the city’s synthesis history.
The evening will feature a live performance of this unique composition, accompanied by an artist talk from Kuykendall, who will discuss the innovative process behind the music. Special guest Muscogee Creek author JD Colbert will also share insights on the historical and cultural importance of the Council Oak Tree, adding depth and context to the event.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, February 23, 2025
Location: Chimera Ballroom, Tulsa, OK
Doors Open: 6:00 PM
Performance and Artist Talk: 7:00 PM
Tickets: $10