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Dylan Hunter Chee Greene is an Asian American drummer and producer. His work explores themes of perception and memory while drawing on Eastern philosophy.

As a commissioned composer, Dylan produced an installation for Oyoun Kultur Neudeken in Berlin entitled Black Post Box, chamber music with Oracle Hysterical about Chinese immigration to America and Ming Dynasty navel exploration for the the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA, and music for the critically acclaimed doocumentary Kash Kash, a film about the infamous Kash Hamam in Beirut, Lebanon. His music and scores for choreography have been heard at venues such as Alvin Ailey, the Detroit Institute of the Arts, MoCAD, and the Mark Morris Dance Center in NYC.

As a performer, Dylan has collaborated with elders, Shahzad Ismaily, Leila Adu, and Mark Stuart, Grammy winning artists, So Percussion and Anthony Roth Costanzo, Bessie winning choreographers, Rebecca Lazier and Christopher Williams, MacArthur awardee, Matt Aucoin, and Peabody award winning podcast, Radiolab. As a member of Oracle Hysterical, he composes, arranges, and performs with some of his closest mentors, Elliot Cole, Doug and Brad Balliett, and Majel Connery. He was fellow with Bang On A Can at MASS MOCA in 2017, a 2018 Onebeat Fellow, a resident artist at Avaloch Farm Music Institute in 2019, and a 2021 Onebeat Lebanon fellow. He is a member of Sonic Interventions in Berlin.

Dylan has worked for and taught with organizations such as Oyoun, Onebeat, Music Beyond Measure, Mark Morris Dance Center, Decoda, and Out Of Time Embassy.