David Kovacs is a composer and sound artist exploring modern classical, electroacoustic and contemporary sonic landscapes. His work unfolds through resonance, texture and attentive listening, bringing together minimalist acoustic elements, experimental approaches and immersive sonic environments.

Moving fluidly between composition, sound art and electroacoustic practice, he creates works that balance structure and spontaneity, familiarity and abstraction. Rather than following established conventions, his music embraces curiosity, allowing sounds to evolve into spaces for reflection, presence and discovery.

Through a continuous exploration of sound as both material and environment, David Kovacs invites listeners into deeply personal yet open-ended sonic experiences, where tradition and experimentation meet in unexpected ways.

Kokum is an experimental sonic project exploring the intersection of voice, texture and industrial atmospheres. Rooted in outsider aesthetics and exploratory sound practices, the project moves through shadowed sonic landscapes where melancholy, abstraction and raw expression converge.

At the core of Kokum lies the ongoing "Voice Design" process, in which sounds are shaped primarily from the human voice and transformed through effect pedals, found objects and unconventional sound sources. Through layering, manipulation and experimentation, familiar vocal elements evolve into immersive environments that often blur the line between instrument, texture and presence.

The resulting works range from fragile whispers and distant resonances to dense, abrasive structures, creating spaces that are at once unsettling, reflective and deeply atmospheric. Rather than belonging to a single genre, Kokum embraces sound as a vehicle for exploration, inviting listeners into evolving worlds where memory, emotion and sonic imagination intersect.