Based in London, Jess Bull Anderson is a multidisciplinary artist and trombonist who explores the synthesis of contemporary classical music, free jazz, and visual art. A student at the Royal College of Music, she earned the Richard Edward Memorial Prize for her versatility as a brass student, an honor reflecting her technical range on the tenor trombone, sackbut, and didgeridoo. Anderson utilizes her own neurological experiences with memory loss as a creative catalyst, notably in her multidisciplinary work From Solitude, which integrates animated projections of her abstract paintings with text-based graphic scores. Her collaborative work extends to the London Improvisers Orchestra and the TORU improvisation series, where she contributes to experimental group recordings. By blending spoken word poetry with period-influenced performance, she bridges the gap between traditional conservatoire training and avant-garde improvisation. Anderson continues to develop her repertoire through the Magpie Duo and the JBA Quintet, performing in venues such as the Karamel Club.