Wearable Music Startup Mictic Names James Mormile as Advisor

The Interscope A&R veteran and talent relations pro will help guide the Swiss tech company’s upcoming product launch


Los Angeles, CA | Zurich, Switzerland, Feb. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mictic AG CEO Mershad Javan announced that music industry veteran James Mormile has been named to its Advisory Board. He joins as the Swiss startup opens a Los Angeles office and prepares for the product launch of its wearable devices in Q3.  The areas Mormile will be most active include Mictic’s artist ambassador program and licensing opportunities as well as the tech side. 

“James is a huge addition to our team,” said Mershad Javan, CEO of Mictic AG. “We’re all musicians and producers here, but his experience at the highest levels of the music industry and with the top artists of the millennium so far takes us to a whole new level.”

Mormile brings over a decade of experience working at Interscope Records, home of Lady Gaga, U2, No Doubt and Eminem.  He broke major artists and guided careers, most notably with the spectacular rise of OneRepublic. 

“I am very excited to join the Mictic team,” said Mormile. “Mershad and I have been friends and colleagues for over 15 years and I have always respected his artistry and leadership. I am very much looking forward to seeing how artists from all genres explore this tech and incorporate it into creation and performance.”

Mictic will release its wristbands with a dozen musical instruments (guitar, piano, cello, etc) and soundscapes (Hip hop, Trap, EDM, etc) as well as some “play mode" sounds (robot, zoo, etc). The wristbands turn users' arm movements into sounds that play via Bluetooth on smart devices. New instruments and soundscapes will become available for upload frequently, and collaboration software is being developed as well. Mictic also works as a MIDI controller.

For more information or to arrange a remote demo and interview contact: owen@thoughtgangmedia.com

About Mictic AG: Mictic AG is a fast growing startup founded in Zurich by Rolf Hellat in 2018. The company aspires to develop innovative music experiences, using technology in ways that profoundly change the way how people interact with music. It opened its Los Angeles, CA office at the start of 2021. For more information and to become part of the next musical revolution, go to mictic.com










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James Mormile, the Interscope A&R vet, has joined  wearable musical instrument startup Mictic as an advisor. Find out more at mcitic.com. Mictic lets anyone, from a professional musician to a beginner, make music instantly with instruments like electric guitar or cello, and soundscapes like classic Hip Hop, Trap, or EDM. The wearable devices will hit stores in Q3 2021. Find out more at mictic.com.

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