New songs grow from riffs, rhythms, words.

Aaron Wegmann works solo, in shifting line-ups and studio collaborations. Across all settings, the music carries its own mood and inner groove. Open. Independent.

Bonosera is a power duo, down to the essentials. Mantric grooves move from fragile silence into full-volume overdrive and back again. Raw, reduced, refined.

Jugoheidi was grunge pop with Balkan touches. Driven by drums and layered guitars, with clarinet accents. Sung in Serbian and English.

Again plays rock songs from the late 60s and 70s: Crosby, Stills & Nash, Deep Purple, Cream. Rich vocal harmonies and extended solos.

Lullabies for Lovers interprets songs about love — across decades, genres and languages. Two voices and guitar. Close, quiet, unhurried.

Verlangen brings together Leonard Cohen as poet and singer. German recitation meets songs in the original — two voices for one man.

Most Of The Time formed at the Zurich University of the Arts. New musicians, new impulses. Precise rock, slow ballads and hypnotic songs – the sound took form over time.

Call You Back — guitar, bass, drums. The trio started with wild songs between rock and pop, and grew into them. They won the Band-it, recorded a demo and played many gigs.