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Laila Sakini London, UK
Working with piano, voice, guitar, found sound, electronics and silence Laila creates dynamic and textured environments that
provide the listener with space to develop their own meanings and responses.
“It’s like a dream where everything’s bright and gilded and beautiful but you keep remembering something is very, very wrong” - Low Company, 2020
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