Griffin V
Live, improvised guitar music that shapes the room
Griffin creates live, improvised soundtracks for events, spaces, and immersive experiences.
Using his Flying V guitar and loop pedal, he builds evolving soundscapes in real time, responding to the energy of the room, the people in it, and what's unfolding moment by moment.
What He Does
Griffin specializes in live, improvised music for immersive settings where a playlist won't do the job.
His work is often used as a live soundtrack for:
Immersive & Experiential Events
Kink & Performance Art
Curated Parties & Gatherings
Ritual, Ceremonial, or Altered-State Spaces
Experiences That Need Music to Adapt in Real Time
Every set is custom. Nothing is pre-recorded. The music evolves with the experience.
How It Works
There's no fixed set list.
Griffin works in close collaboration with hosts, producers, and facilitators to understand the tone, pacing, and intention of each event.
He then improvises live, allowing the sound to evolve organically as the experience unfolds.
Whether you come in with a fully formed vision or just a rough feeling, he meets you where you are.
A single conversation is often all it takes to uncover the right direction.
About Griffin
Raised in a creative & artistic environment, Griffin followed a largely self-directed path. After a decade of playing guitar in traditional forms, he discovered New Standard Tuning and went on to develop his own method to it.
Acting as a one-person sound ecosystem, he builds and reshapes the atmosphere live; layering rhythm, harmony, and texture to support the collective mood as it evolves.
Using a Flying V guitar, loop pedal, and ebow, Griffin builds layered, percussive sound that evolves in real time.
His work blends structure and spontaneity, drawing from influences that range from blues and funk to darker, industrial, and cinematic sounds.
Work With Griffin
No two sets are the same. Every set is built specifically for the space and the moment.
If you're looking to hire Griffin for an event, performance, or collaboration, the best next step is a conversation about what you're creating and how live, improvised music can support it.