She’s Analog explores the sound possibilities offered by a particular declination of the most classic ensemble: the trio. Collectively creating music, the group is inspired by a tenuous compositional starting point, which is enriched by the practice of free improvisation. The musicians all contribute to the development of rich and coherent sound textures, which are the result of an accurate process of braiding and blending instrument’s voices, to the point where it is no longer possible to distinguish their source. Compositions are shaped as fragile architectures that never become a limitation for creative expression: these structures carry feelings and suggestions, and let catch a glimpse of an inner space. The group’s own language is constantly fed by the different influences and backgrounds of the individual musicians: contemporary classical, jazz, post-rock, minimalism and electronics all represent languages that interact dialectically, creating precious landscapes and textures that are always different, emotional and never abstract. For this evening, they combine forces with Hungarian drummer and composer Attila Gyárfás, who is keen on experimenting, improvising and exploring the sound possibilities of his instrument.