Free, equal interaction in which new rules are constantly negotiated, developed, formulated to the end or abruptly discarded. "contemporarily opposed" music-making, where no risk of failure is shied away from, this risk is virtually challenged. There is endless play between four individuals who dare to explore beyond their own comfort zones. everything connected with creativity, daring and curiosity connects them.

Many different musical approaches and developments flow into the music of Unity M. Melismas and rhythms from central european music, west african music, various jazz styles, influences from different genres like reggea and pop music find their expression as well as the decisive shaping and expression through the performance practice in free jazz and free improvisation.

Thomas K. Berghammer
Musician in the genres free improvised music, contemporary jazz and world music, organizer and pedagogue, lives in Vienna. Performances and projects with Mars Williams, Joe McPhee, Roscoe Mitchell, Joëlle Jeandre, Peter Herbert, Wolfgang Mitterer, Wolfgang Reisinger, Oskar Aichinger, Georg Graewe, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Frank Gratkowski, Tobias Delius, Jan Roder, Rudy Mahal, Sebi T ramontana, Hannes Losc̈ hel and many more. Co-Organiser of the music series for experimental and improvised music "Monday Improvisers Session". Other own projects: bzss+pulsinger, GBK, Crop Sequences, Soloprojects Involvement in various literature and dance projects.

Cene Resnik
Composer and Improviser, living in Ljublijana 1997-2007 Member of the slovenian rock group Siddartha Completed his studies of jazz saxophone in Klagenfurt in 2007 Afterwards regular stays in New York for intensive musical studies. Getting to know the scene and gaining valuable stage experience 2007-2013 trips to India especially to learn Tibetian Meditation and practicing since 20 years A series of critically acclaimed projects for domestic and foreign renowned publishers

Markus W. Schneider
Lives in Vienna an works as guitar player, composer and producer primarily in the field of experimental music, with a distinct inclination toward both pop and jazz. Questioning the usual connotations of the electric guitar, he explores alternative playing techniques, electronics, and the recontextualization of repertoire and clichés. His solo work includes electroacoustic improvisations (“Fragile Findings” ), acoustic guitar music (“Ghosts in My Pocket” ), and the deconstructive song cycle “Widerspruch.” He is part of the art pop duo 264 HOURS OF SLEEP with Christina Ruf, the improv duo Gnigler/Schneider, the experimental pop band GLAM, Lukas Aichinger’s jazz sextet AHL6, the noise band Ferro Taylor, the multimedia group Monza Blitz, and B. Fleischmann’s band.

Gerald Cleaver
Drummer Gerald Cleaver raised in Detroit and is a product of the rich music tradition found there and also in his home. Inspired by his father he began playing the drums at an early age. Cleaver earned a B.A. in music education from the University of Michigan. During his studies he was awarded an National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Study Fellowship to study with drummer Victor Lewis. After graduating he began teaching in Detroit, and working at this time with Rodney Whitaker, A. Spencer Barefield, Marcus Belgrave, Donald Walden, Wendell Harrison and more. University of Michigan, and in 1998 also joined the jazz faculty at Michigan State University. He moved to New York in 2002. In 2021 he accepted the position of Distinquished Professor at the California Jazz Conservatory in Berkeley, California. As a musician Gerald Cleaver has worked with countless well-known musicians such as Roscoe Mitchell, Henry Threadgill, Jöelle Léandre, Larry Ochs, Henry Threadgill, Lotte Anker, Wadada Leo Smith, Muhal Richard Abrams, Matt Shipp, Tomasz Stanko, Mario Pavone, Craig Taborn, Kevin Mahogany, Darius Jones, Mat Maneri, Ivo Perlman, Joshua Abrams, Rob Brown, Liberty Ellman, Jemeel Moondoc, Benoît Delbecq, Angelika Niecier, Steve Swell, Brandon Seabrook, Ralph Alessi, Jacky Terrasson, Bill Frisell, Don Byron, Jeremy Pelt, Ellery Eskelin, Miroslav Vitous, Terje Rypdal, Michael Formanek, Eddie Harris, Charles Lloyd, Benny Golson, Hank Jones, Frank Forster, Howard Jones to name but a few