Spaceship - An Improvised Set by Johnathan Hulett & Ido Eylon

Ido Eylon is a Los Angeles–based pianist, composer, and electronic artist creating music where improvisation, cinematic sound, and electronic chaos collide. Originally from Israel and trained at Berklee College of Music, he moves freely between jazz, synth-driven textures, raw grooves, and the unexpected—building performances that feel less like a set and more like a world unfolding in real time. Johnathan Hulett is a Los Angeles–based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer whose work merges improvisation, rhythm, and sound design into immersive live performance. Holding a Master’s degree in Performance from the University of Miami, he has toured internationally and performed, collaborated with, and opened for artists including Erykah Badu, Hit-Boy, Big Sean, Theo Croker, PJ Morton, and The Internet. At the center of his work is The Spaceship—a self-built performance system of drums, synthesizers, effects, and acoustic instruments played simultaneously in real time. Blurring the lines between composition and spontaneous creation, each performance is an improvisatory exploration where layered rhythms, textures, and melodies unfold into a singular musical experience.