• Haron

    From playful dance explosions to quiet melodic meanders, his output continuously shifts and evolves across a wide musical gamut. 

  • Manja Ristić

    With the sea as a common motif across her work, she layers recordings that capture water memories and the intrinsic interrelatedness of a place’s ecological traits and soundscape. 

  • Mich L.

    He creates abstract, experimental music with a meditative character, inviting careful listening and acceptance of uncertainty.

  • Adriaan de Roover

    Constructing intimate, fragile encounters, he softens moods and blurs structure into liquid form.

  • Dania

    An architect of textured, neo-ambient soundscapes, she delves into sound and identity, focusing on their fracture in a post-colonial world.

  • Rutger Zuydervelt

    He creates sonic environments for the listener to dwell in. Finding tension in texture, tone, and timing, the result can be minimalistic at first glance, but reveals its depth upon closer listening.

  • Yves De Mey

    He explores sparse, clattering industrial textures that amplify space and dimension. His sound design crosses artistic disciplines, with compositions for theatre, contemporary dance, and movies. 

  • Grykë Pyje

    They create strange and wonderful sonic worlds that invite the listener to uncrumple their maps and get lost in the adventure of myths and imagination.

  • Loris S. Sarid

    There is a deeply felt sense of personal touch and warmth that guides his electroacoustic compositions. He crafts music that is mesmerizing, peaceful, distinctive, and varied. 

  • Sam Prekop

    For more than 25 years, as a solo artist or as part of The Sea and Cake, he has created a singular sound that’s inventive and warm. His solo electronic works are playful, restless, and maybe even a little bit reckless.