Duo Bouroyen Reisigl
Duo Bouroyen Reisigl explores the power of minimalism using voice and double bass. Vienna-based musicians Amina Bouroyen and Anna Reisigl create a soundscape of remarkable density and expressiveness from sparse means. Blending jazz, song forms, improvisation, and experimental sound art, they weave a delicate musical fabric characterized by openness, sensitivity, and mutual listening. Bouroyen’s warm, nuanced voice and Reisigl’s resonant double bass meet as equals, unfolding an intimate dialogue rich in poetic subtleties. The music feels transparent and fragile, yet simultaneously opens up vast spaces for spontaneous evolution and atmospheric intensity. Every note carries weight; every gesture holds meaning. The result is a listening experience that is at once calm and compelling—one that eschews grand effects, deriving its impact instead from intimacy, depth, and a fascinating, distinctive sonic identity.

double Me3
Double Me3 operates in a fascinating space between contemporary jazz, avant-garde, pop, and electronic sound art. Using saxophone, double bass, drums, and carefully applied effects, the trio creates a sound that is at once warm and elegant, yet inquisitive and experimental. This unusual instrumentation opens up fresh creative possibilities, drawing focus to timbres, dynamics, and the musicians' subtle interplay. Fluid melodic lines, subtle soundscapes, and rhythmic intensifications combine to form music that is constantly in motion. Calm, almost ethereal passages transition organically into tension-filled crescendos, while acoustic and electronic elements merge into an atmospherically rich whole. The result is a multi-layered sonic universe filled with depth, contrast, and emotional resonance.

XIXU!
Noise, groove, club beats, dissonances, and sudden, tranquil soundscapes form the building blocks of X!XU’s music. Other ingredients include an immense joy in playing and a readiness for ecstatic outbursts. The trio has never abandoned the jazz tradition; instead, they have closely studied the genre’s mavericks and developed a playful repertoire aimed at a single goal: distinctiveness.