Tracy Redhead is a musician, composer, researcher,  Chair of Contemporary Popular Music and lecturer in Electronic Music and Sound Design at the University of Western Australia Her work spans the intersection of music, technology, and creativity, with a focus on developing dynamic music systems that adapt in real time. Tracy’s research explores the impact of interactive technologies on music-making, drawing connections between creative practice, artificial intelligence, video game composition and audience engagement.

As an award-winning artist and academic, Tracy’s projects include the innovative forthcoming Semantic Machine app and her new book Interactive Technologies and Music Making: Transmutable Music (Routledge, 2024). She has contributed to national and international initiatives in music and technology, collaborating with leading industry figures and academic institutions.

Tracy’s career highlights include her role as senior researcher for The Economic and Cultural Value of Australian Music Exports ARC Linkage project, her performances at the Ars Electronica Festival (Austria) and Music Tech Festival (Germany). She continues to push the boundaries of music and technology, advancing new forms of creative expression.