Julius Ritter from the creative collective Titanic’s End today announced the launch of The Resonance Sessions, a four-day immersive artist residency scheduled for April 8–12, 2026, in a secluded recording studio located in the California desert. The event will bring together a curated cohort of professional musicians, producers, and vocal artists to collaborate, record, and explore a newly defined musical aesthetic termed “Anthemica.”
The residency aims to combine the emotional depth of singer-songwriting with the expansive textures and production possibilities of modern electronic music. Participants will be provided on-site accommodation, meals, full studio access, collaborative creation sessions, structured workshops, and dedicated video documentation throughout the event.
Unlike traditional music retreats or commercial festivals, The Resonance Sessions is designed as a creative laboratory — prioritizing artistic quality, collaborative output, and the formation of a long-term creative network. The emphasis is on serious musicianship and meaningful artistic exchange rather than spectacle or conventional performance.
“Musicians today often lack environments where vulnerability, craft, and collaboration converge under focused, intentional conditions,” said a Titanic's End organizing representative. “With The Resonance Sessions, we’re creating a space where artists can reconnect with their creative core, experiment deeply, and produce work that reflects shared presence and artistic integrity.”
Organizers have confirmed participation from a range of established and emerging talents across electronic, vocal, and production sectors. Each participant will have the opportunity to contribute to a collaborative EP reflective of Electric Anthemica, and a professional film crew will capture the creative process and final performances.
Learn more about it here at theresonancesessions.com.
About Titanic’s End
Titanics End is a creative collective rooted in immersive arts and alternative performance culture, with a history of producing legendary music events at Burning Man. The collective has previously supported performances by major artists such as Diplo, Fisher, and John Summit. The Resonance Sessions marks their first collaboration on a residency initiative aimed at fostering sustained artistic collaboration, cross-genre innovation, and a new paradigm of musician-led creative community. For more information, visit www.titanicsend.com.
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