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electronic music – a medium that enabled him to combine his eclectic influences. For the next decade, while developing a prestigious career at Apple, Hatim composed, produced, and performed in various solo and collaborative music projects.

In 2012, Hatim felt a strong calling to pursue his vision of bringing people together through music, and resigned from his senior management position at Apple to devote himself to creating Remix ⟷ Culture. His journey with the organization has since taken him and his growing number of collaborators around the world, whether filming and recording traditional musicians, leading workshops, or performing live video remixes at festivals (notably Roskilde and WOMEX). Hatim is currently based in Brooklyn, NY, where a vast trove of thriving and interwoven cultures keeps him inspired to continue bridging divides and connecting disparate communities through the power of music, remix, and storytelling.

Eugenie Cha - Executive Director

Eugenie is a writer and interdisciplinary artist whose work explores how memory, violence, and public space intersect with sites of contestation, resistance, and movement. Her practice has taken her to artist residencies and fellowships in Finland, Morocco, Cameroon, and Senegal, where she served as the 2025 RAW Académie Observer for RAW Material Company’s Session 11, A Sense of Place. Her work has been presented in group exhibitions and public readings at the Arabic Language Institute in Fez; doual’art in Douala; A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn; and Accent Society in New York City.

For more than fifteen years, she has worked in global development, supporting civil society organizations and activists across West, Central, and East Africa, and Norway, as well as socially engaged public arts and domestic worker organizing nonprofits in the United States. She holds an MSc in Migration Studies from the University of Oxford and a BA in Literature and Africana Studies from Bard College. Driven by a belief in art and culture as catalysts for bringing people together and shaping community through creative work, she is currently a 2026 HueArts Leadership Cohort (HALC) Fellow with Museum Hue. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Conrad believes creativity is free flowing, and shouldn't be limited to just one medium. As a music producer, he has major film and TV placements with Warner Bros., DC Films, HBO, Netflix, Nike, Starz, MTV, Dr. Martens and more. Winner of the Independent Music Award for BEST DANCE/ELECTRONIC EP, Conrad’s music has received support from The FADER, Magnetic Magazine, BBC Radio 1xtra, Kitsuné Musique and others. He was recently awarded Editors’ Pick for Life Framer: Urban Life Photography Competition, for his image ‘Xeara Tiara’. Also, the collaborative short film 'LAYERS' - for which he starred in and composed the original score - is an Official Selection for the La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival, as well as the Berlin Fashion Film Festival.

His new photography book and exhibition, ‘Act Like I’m Not Here’ was recently on display at Galerie Kitsuné in Brooklyn, and he continues to express himself, shooting music artists and events in NYC - as well as composing custom music for movie trailers.

Consultants

Joan As Policewoman, Luke Temple (Here We Go Magic), Glass Ghost, and Oh My Goodness.  Tyler's work has encompassed a wide range of music from avant-garde to pop to traditional.  His openness has led him in many directions, some very technologically oriented, but he has always maintained a passion for capturing a pure human performance-- a moment's music in a moment's time.  When Hatim Belyamani sought Tyler's advice on early Remix ⟷ Culture work, Tyler fell in love with the music and was refreshed by the intimacy and vitality of the recordings. Tyler happily joined the trip to Morocco in spring 2014, and has been Remix ⟷ Culture's chief audio engineer and audio director ever since.

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