Queer, genderfluid, B.C. multi-instrumentalist and looping artist Uschi Tala bridges ambient soundscapes with witchy hip hop, folk noire, and occult themes. Their debut 2020 full-length album, Between the Veil, touches on all that goes unseen: the in-between realm, and the veils that separate reality from dreams, weaving ominous and tragically beautiful melodies that haunt and hold you close. Having performed extensively in the British Columbia area, including festival appearances and shared bills with acts such as Kimmortal, Moontricks, and Hannah Epperson, their cult following continues to grow in B.C. and beyond.

This winter solstice Unknowable Sound explores the celestial in her full length album, Unformed, taking us deeper into the mysteries and magic of nature and the planes of existence beyond the veil. Featuring hauntingly beautiful live percussion and flutes played by (uni.) on tracks 1, 2, and 7.. Deeply atmospheric and ethereal soundscapes are layered with trance inducing beats, nostalgic melodies, and hypnotic echoes of nature, making time stand still.

Unknowable Sound Recordings is elated to present Tactile EP by (UNI.); something completely authentic and transformative, beyond time and mind. Jay Robinson (UNI.) has played percussion since the early 2000's, beginning with djembe and drum circle, moving on to congas and Latin jazz, and finally, coming to the study of classical Hindustani tabla. Tabla rhythms now form the rhythmic base of pretty much all of Jay's music, even if there isn't always tabla being played. In 2017 Jay launched a solo project using live looping and samples, steel tongue drums, flute and other percussion instruments to create a dynamic multi-instrumental sound improv experience that fuses the worlds of classical Indian music, modern sound healing and live electronics. Along with his photomanipulation pieces, Jay's intention with (UNI.) is to create an entrancing sacred space with presence, magic, sound and visual art. Touching the heart and spirit on a profoundly deep, biological, and spiritual level, Jay's music arises spontaneously based on his mood, and what melodic themes and rhythms he feels like exploring at the time. All of this interacts with the souls of the instruments, as they each have voices of their own, and speak to one another in special ways. They draw power and voice from their origins (material, crafter, land, and cultural heritage) and Jay's facilitation from the training he's had, making every recording ceremonial. Jay lives a semi-nomadic life, anywhere from the Rockies, into the Kootenays, to Vancouver Island. He draws inspiration from all traditional and psychedelic music, mysticism, plant medicine, work, and all the incredible people he encounters.