Draft:MAD MIDI
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MAD MIDI is the stage name of drummer and technologist Jules Jenssen. He performs as a solo artist behind a Drum kit using various technologies (Ableton and MIDI, among others) to capture specific actions executed while drumming which are configured to trigger audio and video signals, instrument patches and other sampled content that are seamlessly woven into a coordinated live production in real time. On Friday, October 13, 2023, at lespecial's Le Getaway at Club Getaway in Kent, Conn., Jules performed an original live score he composed for Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter to accompany the playback of the film. Jules works with artists including Machine Gun Kelly, Lil Wayne, The Kid Laroi, Cordae, Benee, Honeycomb (Beat boxer and musician) and Michael Wilbur, the latter of which he's joined forces with as the drummer of Moon Hooch, effective April 10, 2024.