Nansea (ˈnænsi) is the musical moniker of Berlin-based musician Marek Polgesek. With their music, they create a queer indie/chamber pop sound that goes beyond the traditional singer-songwriter style, while paying tribute to gender nonconforming artists that inspire them. Their sound has been described as a ‘more whimsical Rufus Wrainwright’ and reminiscent of Jeff Buckley and The Irrepressibles. The themes of Nansea's music address their individual experience of the world, with its clashes between hetero-normative constraints, and the incredibly diverse countercultures that arise from it.
Their central theme is suffering as an integral part of life and as a force that brings us together as sensual and emotional beings. While they're embedded in Berlin's local queer scene and community, they seek to find a way to convey the personal feelings we experience as part of this community in a universal language we all share. This language materializes in the form of Nansea's Queer Indie/Chamber Pop sound.

Anja Kreysing, post-cinematic composer,  sound- and media artist with accordion & electronics. Deep listening practitioner. Always cinematic. www.anjakreysing.de
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Anja Kreysing is a post-cinematic composer and sound artist whose work unfolds between expanded cinema, live performance, and post-digital materiality. Her practice merges analogue gesture and digital transformation into tactile, emotional sound spaces where perception itself becomes cinematic. Working with accordion, electronics, and layered video, she creates real-time compositions that treat listening as a filmic act. She performs internationally and co-curates the label schwarz-weiss ist die bessere farbe, dedicated to performative expanded cinema. Kreysing is a Certified Deep Listening® Practitioner and an active collaborator in interdisciplinary and media-based projects that expand the field of cinematic listening.

songwriter - writer - composer - sound designer

Accordionist Daniel Stetich plays and arranges modern music from unexpected contexts. Alongside his own compositions, his concerts include eclectic works ranging from classical impressionism to Japanese video games.

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