Josiah Gabriel is the performing name of Houston electronic musician Noah Clough. Working with hardware, samples, and programmed rhythms, Clough developed live sets that moved among beat music, house, and hip-hop, with arrangements shaped during performance. Collaborations included Kult Dizney with Chase DeMaster and work with vocalist Perseph One, linking the project to several branches of Houston’s experimental pop and rap communities. A 2015 Day for Night profile documented this collaborative approach, placing Josiah Gabriel within the city’s growing exchange between electronic production, visual presentation, and festival performance.
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Held artifact from Day for Night 2015, an edition the act played. Day for Night 2015 official lineup poster. Black sheet with the cyan Day for Night circular mark; the SOUND list opens Kendrick Lamar, New Order, Philip Glass Ensemble, Dillon Francis, and the LIGHT list opens Casey Reas and Zach Lieberman. Supplied to the archive by Omar Afra. Free Press Houston Archive holding.
One appearance documented on a Free Press Houston bill. Records are kept to the lineup sources the archive holds; nothing beyond them is stated.
The held hype deck for the first edition names Kendrick Lamar, New Order, the Philip Glass Ensemble, Janelle Monáe and Dillon Francis and counts 43 bands across three stages; it carries no full bill. The roster below is the announced lineup as recorded by JamBase, which sets out the two festival days and two acts whose day was still pending. It is a documented lineup, not a verified record of performance.
Related Free Press Houston coverage
Archive articles that name Josiah Gabriel. A mention is a sighting in the paper’s own pages, not a statement that the piece is about this performer.
