Engin Dağlık is a composer, sound artist, and performer whose work explores the intersection of sound, space, and perception. Through immersive audio experiences and sculptural sound installations, he invites audiences to reimagine the environments they inhabit. Working with concrete materials and spatial audio techniques, Engin constructs sonic architectures that appear in diverse settings—from concert halls and galleries to public spaces.

 

His works have been featured in international festivals and exhibitions across Europe, Turkey, and the United States, including collaborations with leading musicians and contemporary music ensembles. Engin’s installations and performances have been presented at prominent venues and events focused on the convergence of art, sound, and technology.

 

In parallel with his solo work, Engin co-leads BLOV, a Paris-based indie jazz duo with Didem Coşkunseven . In BLOV, he composes and performs on drums and bass, shaping the group’s hybrid sound rooted in modal jazz and electronica. Together, they contribute to a new wave of genre-blurring jazz that resonates with contemporary audiences.

 

Engin holds a Master of Arts in Music from Bilkent University and a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) in composition from Stanford University. At Stanford’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), his research focused on the compositional and performative potential of spatial audio. Bridging academic research and creative practice, Engin stands out as a distinctive voice in today’s evolving music landscape.