Dimitris Menexopoulos

Queen Mary University of London

Dimitris Menexopoulos is a versatile music composer, sound designer, audio technologist, and multi-instrumentalist based in London, UK. 

With an academic background in Geoscience, Electronic Production, and Information Experience Design, he draws upon a broad knowledge base across Art, Science, and Technology to inform his work. He has released two solo albums (Perpetuum Mobile – 2017, Phenomena – 2014), three EPs (Siren’s Call – 2025, Modern Catwalk Music – 2022, 40 – 2020), and two soundtracks (Iolas Wonderland – 2021, The Village – 2019), and has performed internationally. 

Collaborative work includes projects with choreographer/dancer Akram Khan (Thikra: Night of Remembering – 2025), director Shekhar Kapur (Brides of the Well – 2018), and electronic musician Robert Rich (Vestiges– 2016), among others. 

As a designer, he has exhibited work at venues such as Christie’s London (Christie’s Lates – 2023, with Scarlett Yang), Somerset House (24 Hours in Uchronia with Helga Schmid – 2020), and the Barbican Centre (Nesta FutureFest – 2019, with Akvile Terminaite). 

Currently, his research focuses on graphics-driven procedural audio for interactive and linear experiences, as well as on innovative systems for music composition and performance. His original scientific publications and devices have been featured at prestigious events in Japan (AES 6th International Conference on Audio for Games – 2024), Spain (AES Europe – 2024), the UK (Iklectik – 2020), France (IRCAM – 2020, 2019), and the USA (Mass MoCA – 2019). 

Since 2025, he has served as a reviewer for Computer Music Journal, published by MIT Press—one of the leading academic journals in the field of computer music and digital sound technology.