Deaf Doula (Jim Coleman, Ev Gold) debut with ‘2057’ and announce NYC live premiere
Deaf Doula (Photo by Michael Jung)
The New York electronic/industrial project Deaf Doula – formed by Jim Coleman (Cop Shoot Cop, Human Impact) and Ev Gold (Cinema Cinema, GoJuMo) – releases its debut digital single “2057” today, October 29, 2025. The mastering was done by Carl Saff.
The artists describe the single as “exploring a near-future tension between bleakness and resolve.” Jim Coleman adds: “The future tripping / catastrophizing envisioned in ‘2057’ is rooted in our current reality … But there is a resoluteness present, a refusal to accept this reality as the only inevitable reality.” Ev Gold from his side says that “it just has an alluring, ice-cold aura … ‘2057’ is a dimly lit look at the near future; ambient, with a strong pulse to balance its calm and chaos.”
A live debut is announced for November 16 at Pianos (Lower East Side) as part of the Stereo Mandrax series. “The show will be a true electro-acoustic hybrid, a melding of instruments, voice, songs, and more improvised work,” says Jim. Ev adds, “Really excited to finally debut the project! Jim and I have been working on this material for over a year now, trading tracks and creating recordings in the studio. Moving forward with live activity is like flesh for the soul of the project to inhabit. Deaf Doula lives!”
About Deaf Doula
Deaf Doula is a New York–based collaboration between Jim Coleman and Ev Gold. Coleman is known for Cop Shoot Cop and the noise-rock supergroup Human Impact (Ipecac Records), where he performs on electronics.
Gold is the guitarist/vocalist of Brooklyn duo Cinema Cinema (with drummer Paul Claro), active across art-punk/noise and long-form collaborative releases.
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