Kansas City native Brady Wolff is a composer whose "personal diary" works blend mathematical processes with dark, cerebral rhythmic intensity. Currently pursuing an M.M. at Indiana University, Brady explores themes of climate change, queer identity, and neurodiversity, often drawing on his experience with Tourette syndrome to examine tension and control. His music has been performed by the Toledo Symphony and Lindsay Kesselman, receiving honors from ASCAP and the Presser Foundation. A devoted educator and UMKC alumnus, Brady balances his creative life with scuba diving and tending to a vast collection of houseplants.