Using various hardware devices and modular synthesis at the core of their Live sets. While also playing flirty, fun and fast tempo DJ sets (CDJ & Vinyl), sure to make you sweat. Playing with various nights and collectives including Club Comfort, Temporary Pleasures, Fight Night and Dublin Modular. In venues including Yamamori Tengu, Izakaya, Wigwam, The Grand Social, The Complex, Pallas Studios and various DIY pop ups around Dublin City. Highlight performances include Dublin Fringe Festival (Dublin Castle), FYLKINGEN (Stockholm), Culture night (Meeting House Square) and supporting "Real Lies". Dyslexic and non-binary Tadhg focuses on promoting/highlighting accessibility and inclusivity throughout their works/projects. Passionately involved in the Irish arts scene and strives to continue to contribute as much as possible to the community. In electronics Tadhg has developed a broad work space in areas of fusing percussion with live electronics. As a Live electronic musician and DJ they have been awarded multiple prizes and awards for their in depth use of hardware and modular synthesis. Recent projects highlighting their electronic work include LightMoves festival (Limerick) , FuddleFest (Wexford) and "It's at Home" series (Dublin). Tadhg has a monthly resident on Dublin Digital Radio, with guest mix appearances on other stations like Subtle Radio (UK) and Raidió na Life. Tadhg has also taken part in many international performances and workshops in the United States, United Kingdom, Columbia, Germany and Sweden. Founder of Dublin Modular which is a non-profit organisation primarily hosting live electronic music meetups, workshops and performances throughout the year in Dublin City. The community's age ranges from young to old and genres from classical or experimental. Incorporating an educational/learning platform for experimental and electronic music hardware and software devices. Dublin modular was set up with the idea of creating a space for electronic artistic expression, appreciation and networking for people living in Dublin. Along with the concept of being set up, managed and governed by artists. The aim of establishing a DIY community like Dublin Modular was to help contribute to the continuous development and growth of art culture in Dublin.