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It’s a lewd, yet wizened dialogue between two songstresses who converse in the belly of an urban underworld.

Sheherazaad will tour Belgium in January 2026. But for now, we leave you with the beguiling world of Gulukara.

The album invites listeners into a richly layered world where sound, image, and emotion intertwine. This debut marks the emergence of an artist with a clear vision, profound sensitivity, and a unique ability to translate the intimate concept of home into a bold, genre-blurring musical statement.

“Home Safe is about reconnecting with all the music I found comfort in in our little suburban home where I grew up on the outskirts of Paris. Remembering the smell of the fire in the chimney, with my stepdad’s folk records playing in the background,” says Crayon.

Shot through with dynamism, it is a work of colour and contrasts which coalesce into a unique, transcendent whole. Perich’s modus operandi – combining the aesthetic simplicity of maths, physics and code – again succeeds in connecting on a human, emotional level, to fulfill its purpose.

Infinity Gradient is a duet between two musical instruments, millennia apart in conception. An hour-long symphony in seven movements for organ and 100 speakers in 1-bit audio, it was recorded at London’s Royal Festival Hall, where the piece was as visually striking to look at as it was to listen to.

I started gently, creating a conversation between our two universes, then went completely wild and free, creating new effects by using her expression, different vocal techniques and breathing rhythms." — Emel

As I approached this reinterpretation, I wanted to honor the space she creates while also distorting and reversing, adding my own emotional and raw sonic layers to it. I allowed my voice to enter as a dialogue that climbs and overlays to create new dimensions, mixing Arabic with her wordless sounds