Flux Gigs 1.2 - Ayami Suzuki / Bell Lungs

Name: Flux Gigs 1.2 - Ayami Suzuki / Bell Lungs
Start: 2025-10-29T19:45:00+00:00
Location: Home Bar

Schedule

Wed, 29 Oct, 2025 at 07:45 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Home Bar | Edinburgh, SC

Where: Home Bar, 69 Home Street, Edinburgh EH3 9JP
When: Wednesday 29th October, 2025
Doors open: 1945
Tickets: Adv 11/9.5 OTD 12/10.5
Ayami Suzuki
Flux Gigs is truly honoured to have Suzuki-san close out her multi-country European tour in Edinburgh; after her penultimate show at London's esteemed Cafe Oto she'll be wending her way up to Auld Reekie, music machines in hand.
She is a Tokyo-based musician, artist and improviser. Her practice revolves around creating ambient soundscapes that incorporate her folk influences in a synthesis of songwriting and improvisation. Since returning to Tokyo in 2019 after several years of studies in Ireland and the UK, she has become an active performer, collaborator and solo artist.
Ayami's recent releases for Lontano Series, Healing Sound Propagandist, Ftarri and Cosima Pitz showcase her singular approach to vocal ambient music, often fusing her ethereal vocals with environmental sounds in a way that feels formless, immersive and expansive all at once. Her performance collaborations include with electronic composer and improvisor Carl Stone.
https://ayamisuzuki.jp/about/
https://ayamisuzuki.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/sandfountain/
Bell Lungs
'Bell Lungs' is the moniker of Scottish/Turkish experimental vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer Ceylan Hay.
She has toured widely across the UK, Europe and USA, and her music has appeared on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4 and BBC 6Music. Exploring the messy contradictions and ambiguities of emotions is a key component of her creative process, which takes an electroacoustic approach to live sampling, incorporating spectral tape loops and instruments drawn from her eclectic instrument collection.
Ceylan recently recorded her debut avant-folk album "Wolves Behind Us" (funded by Creative Scotland and due for release in 2026), went on an Interdisciplinary residency to Hospitalfield to write an EP of songs inspired by protective charms, and has an upcoming release on Folklore Tapes inspired by The Legend of Raggedstone Hill, as part of their Ceremonial Counties series. She frequently composes for dance, spoken word, theatre and film.
https://bell-lungs.com/
https://bell-lungs.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/bell.lungs