Insomnia is the best drug. Insomnia until everything dissolves. In every tremble, in every blur there is a hidden calmness. Days become dreams. The main road, the church bells - everything loses itself in the tape delay, hums to itself like an organ. Now every civilisation feels as if it was deeply sunken into the Indian Ocean. Autumn in the jungle, muffled rain. Today, LEONI LEONI keeps late hours and becomes twinned with her DX7 - with the next blink of an eye songs emerge, with the next rain comes a tape - and the day after everything could be different already: Forever easy sleep.

Pascal Gamboni's songs belong to rätoromanische culture like the mountain crystals. His music has found favour far beyond linguistic borders, also because of its profound and philosophical content. You can look forward to a cosy and inspiring evening. Born in the mountains of the canton of Graubünden, Gamboni discovered music at the tender age of eleven, in particular, the guitar. As a teenager, he attended music school in Austria and soon joined the obligatory rock band. The band tried their luck in Great Britain and was signed by a record company surprisingly quickly. Initially in Bristol, later in London, Gamboni stayed in the UK for a decade before returning to Switzerland. When he returned to Switzerland , he immersed himself in his mother tongue again and released several records, singing more and more often in Rumantsch.