Born in 2000 in New Orleans, LA, B.K.Zervigón began composing at a young age. Often dealing with the challenges facing the Gulf Coast due to climate change and industrialization, his work seeks to create a soundscape which reflects the interplay between heavy industry and ancient, sickly nature. This Southeast Louisiana landscape seeps into his work through its often massive architectural process against intensely emotional and intuitive feeling. His output includes works for piano, retuned piano, instrumental solos, chamber works, electronic music and installation work. In addition to writing, Zervigón is an active piano soloist and concert organizer with the Alluvium Ensemble. He holds a MFA from the Vermont College of Fine Arts. Zervigón has studied with Yotam Haber, Michael Hersch, Carla Kihlstedt and Tristan Murail among others. His music can be heard regularly in New Orleans and has been played across the northern hemisphere.