Mylo MU is a music producer and visual artist utilizing music to design a new world for his listeners. Hailing from Inglewood, CA, Mylo’s music was birthed in the heart of Leimert Park’s rap scene. MU layersmetaphors, life experiences, and sparks of knowledge over creamy jazz and and spaced out memorable hip-hop rhythms converting abstraction into a witty sonic aesthetic. While living in the Bay Area, Mylo released  “Black Power and Flowers”which set the stage for  multiple self-produced projectshe has since released. Producing music videos to address pertinent topics, performing at live shows and sharing his art practice through new media installations are the ways Mylo is seeking to leave a mark in history. He is a candidate for MFA Fine Arts at The New School – Parsons School of Design.

Mylo MU uses music, installation, photography, video and performance to explore themes of  personal and public mythology in digital space. His recent body of work utilizes video projections, photography and music recordings as a primary resource. The themes are influenced by consumer culture, fashion, surrealism, math,  philosophy, and history. Mylo produces music which prompts him to imagine what material language is vital to physicalizing the video in the installation world. MU is most interested in process as a meta narrative; a narrative of discovery, a narrative of considering the multiplicities of who you may be, a narrative of an music artist from South Central LA in the art world.