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About Aphrodite transcends genres with their album “Songs Without Words,” offering a poetic and immersive global soundtrack. The musicians seamlessly blend oriental influences, jazz elements, synth-pop references, chamber music atmospheres, and electronic and percussion textures into a rich, multidimensional soundscape. The instrumental tracks showcase a dynamic interplay between carefully arranged compositions and spontaneous jam sessions, often echoing melodies from Razani’s Persian heritage. Razani and Wanning move effortlessly between dreamy lightness and deep longing, creating a unique, immersive sonic experience where sound, space, and energy converge. “Songs Without Words” is more than just a soundtrack for multicultural urban life—it is an intricate tapestry of sound that invites listeners to unwind, dream, and travel to distant corners of the world. This album offers a boundary-defying musical journey that is both intimate and expansive. Line-up :Gilda Razani – theremin, soprano saxophone Hanzō Wanning – piano, synthesizers Fethi Ak - percussion 🌐 Website:www.aboutaphrodite.de Gilda Razani is one of the most innovative theremin players of our time. Using the world's oldest electronic instrument, she creates soundscapes, which hover between poetry, science fiction, magic, and deepest emotion, as can be heard on the Grammy-nominated album “Fifty” by The Manhattan Transfer.. Razani studied saxophone (master's degree) at the Detmold University of Music. Hanzō Wanning combines classical composition with jazz, pop harmonies and improvisation. His style is marked by lyrical melancholy, complex harmonic concepts and refined electronic sound design. He studied piano and classical composition in Hilversum (Netherlands) and teaches at TU Dortmund and the Glenn Buschmann Jazz Academy. Fethi Ak is an internationally active percussionist whose playing connects traditional rhythms with contemporary jazz and experimental contexts. He received the WDR Jazz Award in 2017 and is a multiple winner of the Creole world music competitions.