Noel Fanaeian, working as hundredmillionthousand, is an Edmonton-based composer and electronic artist. He builds work from intimate human material—confessions, private recordings, the singing voice—dissolving it into harmonic mass and reassembling it as texture.

he has presented his work in 11 countries across north america and europe. his electronic music background includes study under laurel halo, and performances alongside jonathan kawchuk on programs featuring william basinski and kara-lis cloverdale.

His debut lp1 (2017) threaded Persian and Filipino folk fragments through experimental hip-hop, examining a fractured collective identity rooted in his own heritage. For the vinyl, he asked every buyer what made them anxious, hand-wrote each confession onto a cognitive behavioural therapy worksheet, and sealed it inside the jacket.

Attention Span (2022) was colder and more clinical—built from consensual recordings of intimate moments between couples who met on dating platforms, granulated beyond recognition and set against voice and cello across neoclassical and post-techno terrain.

he has presented his work in 11 countries across north america and europe. his electronic music background includes study under laurel halo, and performances alongside jonathan kawchuk on programs featuring william basinski and kara-lis cloverdale.

His recent work turns choral. A Conversation with Your Ninety-Year-Old Self (2026), his first work for choir, is scored for 12-part chamber choir and live electronics processing the singers’ voices in real time. It was developed with Pro Coro Canada and conductor Michael Zaugg under the mentorship of three-time Grammy-nominated composer Benedict Sheehan.


He has presented work across North America and Europe, sharing programs with William Basinski, Kara-Lis Coverdale, and Loscil.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

His recent work turns choral. A Conversation with Your Ninety-Year-Old Self (2026), his first work for choir, is scored for 12-part chamber choir and live electronics processing the singers’ voices in real time. It was developed with Pro Coro Canada and conductor Michael Zaugg under the mentorship of three-time Grammy-nominated composer Benedict Sheehan.


He has presented work across North America and Europe, sharing programs with William Basinski, Kara-Lis Coverdale, and Loscil.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​