JG Shadid + Nicole Miglis

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JG Shadid is a composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and educator. He has been featured in The New York Times, People Magazine and Consequence of Sound, topped the iTunes charts for his original composition for acclaimed documentary The Pedal Movie, and received an Emmy nomination for his original score for the documentary series Seeing Brave.

Shadid's music ranges from cinematic folk, to minimalist piano, to ambient/experimental soundscape, to neo-classical composition. This, alongside his passion for music education and his work with Reverb has earned him notoriety on the internet with millions of views, as well as taking him to Istanbul, Turkey, where he taught a music program to Syrian Refugee children through the KARAM FOUNDATION.

He has toured all over the U.S. Europe, UK, and Japan and is a pillar of the Chicago music community as co-founder/curator of DIY listening venue - The Red Room, and owner/proprietor of Gentle Bear Studio - both located in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood. Shadid has released 4 records in the last 3 years in a variety of disciplines. His piece STRING QUARTET NO. 1 “NOVA DECO” had its world premier in 2024, and his latest album "The Art of Speaking Softly" was released via the StormChasers LTD label in July 2025.

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Nicole Miglis is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer best known as the voice behind indie pop band Hundred Waters.

Her debut solo record Myopia was released in 2024, exploring themes of obsession, love and loss alongside an eclectic array of sounds both organic and digital. Her music has been featured in publications including Pitchfork, Stereogum, Rolling Stone, NPR and The New York Times, and her band Hundred Waters have performed on the David Letterman and Stephen Colbert late night shows, as well as festivals including Coachella, Bonnaroo, and the band’s own festival FORM.

From 2022-24 she toured as the lead vocalist for Bonobo’s Fragments world tour, and artist with whom she’s collaborated with, most recently for the 2025 soundtrack of Shinichirō Watanabe’s latest anime series, Lazarus.

Earlier this year, Miglis shared piano reworks of Hundred Waters’s latest album, Communicating. The rework album, Re: Communicating, revisits timeless themes such as communication and the relation between our inner and outer worlds, themes central to Miglis’s work.

Live she performs from her extensive catalogue of songs, connecting her love of electronic and acoustic instrumentation, background in classical piano, and love of synthesizing electronic, classical and ambient sounds into a pop form all her own.