Ambient · Downtempo · Live instrumentation

Ambient and downtempo soundscapes with live electronics, flute and voice

Cinematic, nature-rooted soundscapes performed live, not played back. Made for chill-out stages, sunset slots, galleries, gardens and listening rooms.

Solo / Duo · 45–90 min sets · Small tech footprint · Based in Budapest, tours Europe

LiveLuca Aza live electronics and János Vázsonyi on saxophone at Kacsakő Bistro
#1

“Pentatonic” on Moon Phase Radio's Ambient Channel Top 10 (Oct 2025)

Vinyl

Featured on Dióbél Records' “El Mulato” compilation

Prague • Madrid

Composer & music coordinator, The Flock Project's Eco Flight Project

Live moments

Listen

Pentatonic

The chart-topper. Best first listen.

Duduk

Earthy percussion, airy textures.

MolnarAnna

Folk inspired, released by Dióbél Records.

Listen on Bandcamp
FluteLuca Aza playing flute live
Live electronicsHands on the controller and keyboard during a live set
SetupLive setup: laptop, MIDI controller, keyboard and biofeedback sensor
DuoDuo set with János Vázsonyi at Kacsakő Bistro

Where it works best

Festival chill-out & ambient stages

Sunrise, sunset and late-night slots

Gallery & museum nights

Live soundtracks to an exhibition or opening.

Gardens, bistros & wine bars

Regular evenings or a monthly residency.

Listening sessions & retreats

Seated or lying-down deep-listening sets.

“Calming and soothing, an excellent remedy for stress and high blood pressure in our turbulent world.”

Moon Phase Radio

“An almost hypnotic blend of earthy bongo beats, airy textures and nature sounds.”

Chillscapes
Played atAtno Forge (Budapest)Bánya Garden (Salföld)Kacsakő Bistro (Szentendre)Tündöklő Festival (Miskolc)

Formats & tech

Solo

Flute, voice, keys and live electronics, 45–90 minutes.

Needs: XLR, 1 mic stand, 2 power outlets

Can bring own small PA for venues without sound.

Duo

With János Vázsonyi, ambient meets improvised jazz.

Tech rider (PDF)

About

Luca Aza is a Hungarian composer and movement artist studying Electronic Music and Media Arts at the University of Pécs.

With two degrees in movement art behind her, she approaches a live set as a performance: breath, flute and voice woven into slowly shifting electronic textures.

Influenced by Satie, Yann Tiersen, Poppy Ackroyd and Éliane Radigue, she believes nature is perfectly imperfect — and builds her sound around that idea.

Booking & availability

Tell me your date, venue and slot — I'll reply within 48 hours with availability and a quote.

Photos: Fruzsina Jaeger

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