Ina Filip is a Brazilian-born, Québec-based vocalist, composer and improviser whose work bridges modal improvisation, contemporary composition, and classical traditions. Known for her emotionally resonant voice and genre-defying versatility, she draws from years of rigorous study in Indian classical music, Brazilian musicality, and experimental vocal art to shape a vocal language that is both deeply personal and expansively collaborative. Her artistic foundation was forged through several years living and studying in India, where she immersed herself in Dhrupad, one of the most microtonal and meditative forms of Indian classical music, under the guidance of the renowned Gundecha Brothers. Dhrupad’s precision in tuning, focus on resonance, and integration of breath and stillness continue to ground her evolving practice as a composer and improviser. In parallel, her improvisational language has been profoundly shaped by Bobby McFerrin’s approach to voice and improvisation. Over the years, she has explored and embodied this influence through deep listening, playful experimentation, workshops with Bobby McFerrin’s students and collaborators, and a formative workshop with McFerrin himself. Ina is a lead vocalist and co-creator of the first three chapters of Raga Cycle, Michael Harrison’s multi-album arc exploring the meeting point between Hindustani raga, minimalist piano, and harmonic tuning systems. As lead vocalist and co-composer, she helps shape a body of work that merges raga-inspired modal improvisation with minimalist piano, polyphonic vocal writing, and electroacoustic aesthetics. The first album has been released, while subsequent chapters continue to unfold. Following Harrison’s passing, Filip has been entrusted with the posthumous development and production of the next chapters of Raga Cycle, working alongside composer and producer Elliott Cole and producer Benoit Rolland. Her collaborative scope extends into interdisciplinary creation. She co-created the music for 24 Hours at Once, an installation with Harrison and Academy Award–nominated filmmaker Bill Morrison, presented by Art Letters & Numbers in New York, and contributed to Passage, a project with Harrison, musicians, and visual artist Nina Elder, presented at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts in North Carolina. Ina’s voice has appeared in contexts ranging from ambient electroacoustic scores to raga-based vocal polyphonies. Her projects include Cantos de Ma, a solo album centered on voice and silence, and Polyphonic Malkauns, a contemporary reinterpretation of raga with composer Payton MacDonald. She has also contributed to the global electronic scene, recording with producers such as Soohan and Adham Shaikh, whose works featuring her vocals reached international audiences. Across all her projects, Ina’s voice carries the discipline of long-dedicated practice and the freedom of improvisation, inviting listeners into a space of resonance, presence, and expanded perception.