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Annette Peacock is a seminal figure in the fusion of voice, electronics, and experimental composition. Working at the forefront of electronic vocology with the Moog synthesizer alongside her singing in the late 1960s, she helped redefine what a vocal performance could be. Her career spans collaborations with European avant-garde circles, notable partnerships with Paul Bley and Gary Peacock (whom she later married), and a series of influential albums that continue to resonate with listeners exploring the boundaries of jazz, improvisation, and electronic sound.