It's the autumn of 2020, lockdown time, two female musicians, three hundred kilometres away from each other, choose not to give in to despondency and undertake a musical correspondence, exchanging recordings, notes, and ideas - they trust each other and create new music from afar.

A few months later they finally decide to meet in person and immortalise their first online encounter in a free-flowing studio session, resulting in an improvisation and impromptu composition project in six parts titled, Ejadira. A fluctuating interaction between violin, accordion, voices, and live looping that crosses baroque and folk sounds and meets the contemporary passing from lyrical moments to real dances.