Kyle Devine is an award-winning author and editor.

He is internationally recognized for his work on the environmental situation of music, featuring regularly in the media and serving in a number of advisory roles.

Kyle is the lead expert in greening music at EarthPercent, a climate charity cofounded by Brian Eno, and he is an advisor for Evolution Music, a company making records out of bioplastic. He also advised the MIT Climate Machine’s comprehensive study of live music emissions in the US and UK.

Kyle works at University College Dublin, where from January he will lead a team investigating the political ecology of artificial intelligence in music.

Prior to UCD, Kyle spent ten years at the University of Oslo, where he taught music and environmental humanities and served in a number of leadership roles. He was also dean of graduate studies at the University of Winnipeg and has held fellowships at McGill University and the University of Melbourne.

Before that, he taught at City St George’s, University of London and Worcester College, University of Oxford.