Adam G Holofcener (AGH, He/They) is a composer and performer from Baltimore, MD, USA. Their work ebbs and flows between digital and analog efforts with an emphasis on a synergistic interplay between the two: one informing the other, literally and otherwise, ad infinitum. The theoretical underpinnings for their work come from a variety of sources but primarily congeal around the personal and communal ethical and existential morays formed by the body politic. This includes engagements with white privilege, parenting, domestic telecommunications policy, intergenerational wealth, psychotherapy, late capitalism, and copyright law. AGH's work varies greatly: They have installed a quadrophonic sound installation in a vacant lot in West Baltimore, performed with a 200 guitar orchestra at Lincoln Center, and sent laptop vibrations of Internet Jazz through the PA systems of derelict establishments all around the country. They are a proud member of the collective known as MOWDER OYAL. The mediums shift but the message does not.

In addition to his artistic practice, AGH also: 1) acts as the Executive Director of Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, a non-profit organization that provides pro bono legal services to local artists, 2) does legals and such for Mississippi Records, and 3) is a dad and husband.