SEEDS is a quartet formed in October 2024. It brings together poet, musician, and cellist Tamara Walcott with the trio Rasha Ragab, Christoph Nicolaus, and Lucio Capece (I lost myself in finding you, Rahma Quartet). Capece, who plays bass clarinet, composes the compositions. The current project is inspired by Tamara Walcott's poem "Poem for Oryza," which tells the story of an African rice variety brought to the Americas by enslaved women in their braids. In conjunction with a poem by Rumi, selected by Rasha Ragab, SEEDS reflects on themes of self-sacrifice, connection, survival, and hope in the face of colonial experiences and contemporary displacement. The texts will be read, sung, and interpreted by Tamara and Rasha.

Live @Galiläakirche: Tavare is a Berlin-based trio that has been playing stripped-down, minimalist music together since 2020: slow, fragmented songs with sparse vocal lines and harmonies reminiscent of both '90s slowcore and contemporary pop forms. Their debut single, "Ghosts," was released on Champion Version in November 2024, followed by their first album, "Too Small To Be So High," in June 2025 on God Unknown Records, Cruel Nature, and Katuktu Collective. Tavare consists of Aidan Baker, Tristen Bakker, and Angela Muñoz, who are active alongside other projects such as Nadja, VROUW!, Otolitos, and Hypnodrone Ensemble.

In her original compositions, Cathrin Pfeifer combines a variety of musical styles, such as tango, blues, flamenco, and jazz, to create a unique accordion sound that captivates even the most skeptical. Through innovative playing techniques and modern electronics, she creates energetic, poetic soundscapes in her concerts and is one of the most influential accordionists on the European world music scene.

onbeblockwest - The trio of Thomas Borgmann, Jan Roder, and Joe Hertenstein presents an intense interplay of saxophone, bass, and drums. In long, dynamic pieces, their music oscillates between lyrical calm and ecstatic energy, combining contemporary jazz with free improvisation.