Toby TomTom is a New York-based composer and interdisciplinary artist exploring communication, longing, and the instability of meaning. He works across music and installation, approaching sound as both emotional language and structural system.

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ASCAP award-winning songwriter, his practice resists fixed genre—blending acoustic minimalism with rhythmic and atmospheric experimentation.

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Multi-instrumentalist. Self-produced.
He composes, performs, arranges, and records all instrumentation in his recordings. 

Across mediums, his work examines how messages travel—through memory, distortion, and other voices.

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His participatory installation, Signals from the Static (I Need a Yoko), transforms song into transmission ritual.

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What does it mean to be heard—
and what happens when the signal changes in transit?

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This is not just music. It’s a transmission.