Erik Hall is a musician, composer, and record producer in southwest Michigan.

He has recorded and performed solo, as In Tall Buildings, and with NOMO, Wild Belle, His Name Is Alive, and Lean Year, appearing at Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Coachella, Pitchfork Music Festival, SXSW, WOMEX, Montreal Jazz Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, CONAN, and The Tonight Show.

As a producer/engineer Erik has worked on records for Lean Year (Western Vinyl), Natalie Bergman (Third Man Records), Small Sur (Worried Songs), and Justin Walter (Kranky).

He composed the score for the feature film The Night Clerk (2020) and contributed music to The Mountain (2019), which premiered worldwide at the Venice International Film Festival and in the US at Sundance.

In 2020 Erik released his solo re-creation of Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians, which won the 2021 Libera Award for Best Classical Record. He followed in 2023 with a multitracked reinterpretation of Simeon ten Holt’s Canto Ostinato.

PRESS:
Aquarium Drunkard: Erik Hall On Simeon ten Holt And Steve Reich
Bandcamp Daily: Erik Hall’s Minimalist Minimalism
New York Times: Simeon ten Holt: The Minimalist Composer Who Keeps Getting Left Out
Pitchfork: Erik Hall: Music for 18 Musicians (Review)
PopMatters: Erik Hall On Isolation And Pulling Off An Impossible Steve Reich-ian Feat
Vol. 1 Brooklyn: Dispatches From The Making Of Canto Ostinato




CONTACT:
erik@erikhall.net

LABEL / LICENSING:
Brian Sampson | brian@westernvinyl.com

FILM / TV ORIGINAL SCORE:
Sabrina Hutchinson | sabrina@defianttalent.com

PUBLICITY:
Geo Corona | geo@terrorbird.com