A joint project from Ferenc Ségercz, Mohamad Zatari and Lehel Vitályos, born of their tireless search for common rhythms and dialogues in traditional repertoires from different regions of the world, kicked off in a workshop in a small village in Transylvania. The three musicians use deep-rooted timbres and improvisational concepts to build coherent new, organic sound textures.

Ferenc Ségercz is a musician and music folklore collector, performer and instrument maker whose traditional wind instruments (flute, kaval, telenka) hail from Moldova, Gyimeș and other Transylvanian regions. He mostly performs tunes based on his own ideas, dressing traditional songs in new clothes, combining the vein of traditional musical improvisation with harmonies borrowed from the vocabulary of jazz. Mohamad Zatari is an improviser and sonic storyteller, whose artistic work is dedicated to decolonizing sound and deconstructing Western perspectives on non-Western music scenes. He has been active with the AL.Ehtifal Project, a flexible body of musicians creating layered soundscapes through improvisation. Lehel Vitályos is a tireless traveller in the world of jazz, currently playing both bass guitar and double bass. He has played in several jazz, rock, folk and electronic music bands, collaborating with Luiza Zan, Nicolas Simion, Jazzpar Trio, and sZempöl.