Tearing up the ether and playing with the wreckage, Adam Willetts employs a variety of radio devices along with a homemade analog synth, creating a tactile and physical approach to electronic improvisation that incorporates the wireless space and electrosmog produced by these instruments into both their control and audible output.

Through his use of DIY electronics and radio, and unconventional and subversive uses of computers and game controllers, Adam has established a reputation for dynamic and surprising live performances that carefully balance elements of fragile beauty with violent eruptions of static, electromagnetic interference and feedback.

Adam lives in Christchurch and is also known for his work as a visual artist. He has been performing and exhibiting throughout New Zealand and internationally since the late 1990s featuring at numerous festivals including TransAcoustic, 2005, Lines of Flight, 2006 and S3D, 2007.