Sary Moussa is a musician who has been an active part of Beirut\u2019s underground scene for around twenty years. His work focuses on sound design and experimentation with texture, ranging from drone-driven electroacoustic compositions to electronic music for the dancefloor.<\/p>\n
Inspired by his ever-evolving relationship with space, listening and resonance, his album *Wind, Again* unfolds as a colourful harmonic tapestry of fluttering sounds, shaped by the histories carried by his instruments. *Wind, Again* is teeming with life, placing these instruments in a contemporary context. Through minimal intervention, Moussa creates expansive soundscapes.<\/p>\n
Layer by layer, an atmosphere emerges from shimmering instrumentation. Pads, drones and electronics intertwine with wind, string and percussion instruments, together painting a vast electroacoustic landscape. The stuttering bursts of sound offer glimpses of a larger whole just beyond the frame: ecosystems spreading beneath the earth, seeds carried by powerful winds towards new ground.<\/p>\n
At the eye of the storm, Moussa offers a gentle form of solace amid the swirling sounds.<\/p>\n
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Mapuche artist Eli Wewentxu lives and works in Chomio, Wallmapu.<\/p>\n
Trained as a violinist from an early age, he studied in various places across Latin America and Europe. Eli works with musical composition, audiovisual creation and the collection of sound archives from the territory he comes from. In Wallmapu, he contributes to various artistic and educational projects that create space for reflection and emotional processing in the face of the current political and ecological crisis. Listening is central to this work, understood as a daily practice of dialogue with the living environment.<\/p>\n
In 2024, he released the album\/book *Narraciones de un Retorno* on the label Other People. In 2025, he presented the work on a tour across Latin America in collaboration with Nicolas Jaar. Today, he lives within his community in G\u00fclumapu, near the city of Temuco, where he also works the land and cares for animals.<\/p>\n
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Indr\u0117 Jurgelevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117 is a kankl\u0117s player and singer from Lithuania, based in Belgium. She regularly performs solo and is a member of Merope, her long-standing collaboration with Belgian guitarist and electronic musician Bert Cools. Together, they weave elements of folk, ambient and electronic music. Their albums have been released on Stroom and granvat.<\/p>\n
Indr\u0117 also collaborates with a wide range of artists, including Shahzad Ismaily, Eli Wewentxu, Jessika Kenney, Surya Botofasina, Laraaji, Gy\u00f0a Valt\u00fdsd\u00f3ttir and Solo Cissokho.<\/p>\n
On 16 June, Eli and Indr\u0117 released *Despu\u00e9s de llover* on Stroom. The album emerged from musical conversations between two people who had only recently met. They come from very different worlds, speak different languages and may have little in common beyond the resonance of their instruments.<\/p>\n
Through this encounter, they explore an imaginary world in which they share sounds and create a place together. A place where they can play with the moisture of plants growing in water, listen to pud\u00fas playing with herons, rest among the floripondio trees and perhaps keep waiting for the rain to return.<\/p>\n
The album was recorded on a summer\u2019s day in 2025 at Indr\u0117\u2019s home, using kankl\u0117s, txompe and violin.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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