An emerging figure on the New York independent scene, Dagmar Zuniga composes intimate and enigmatic music, where vocal harmonies, analogue warmth and lo-fi textures blend in songs that seem to emerge from another era. Recorded on a four-track tape recorder over the course of several years, her debut album *in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music* was an instant hit, driven by its ability to bring together fragility, mysticism and power.

The Japanese composer and saxophonist Yasuaki Shimizu, a leading figure in experimental music since the 1970s, has for several decades been creating work of rare freedom. Spanning jazz, electronic music, minimalism and classical music, he has collaborated with artists as diverse as Ryuichi Sakamoto, Helen Merrill and Towa Tei, whilst developing a deeply personal style. His reinterpretations of Bach’s Cello Suites on the tenor saxophone, recorded in venues with strong acoustic resonance, reflect a particular focus on space and on listening as a physical experience. In this brand-new live performance, Yasuaki is accompanied by his sister, Mieko Shimizu.