The project //2009// was carried out throughout the year 2009; it involved ten sound artists who created a 7-minute piece in response to a composition by an unknown precursor.

Released by Compost and Height in May 2010.

Eckhardt’s recordings seek the rich if occasionally dissonant overtones that have been central to the minimalist works of Tony Conrad, Phill Niblock, Eliane Radigue, and Ellen Fullman. And in his reconstitution of her recordings, Holterbach populates his compositions with field recordings whose turbulent textures and bristling movements sympathetically weave amidst the rasping drones from the viola.

Released by The Helen Scarsdale Agency by in March 2010.

In May 2007 the sextet of Lucio Capece, Julia Eckhardt, Christian Kesten, Radu Malfatti, Toshimaru Nakamura and Taku Sugimoto convened in Belgium to work together and play two concerts, one in Gent and one in Brussels.

During their time together the group played a mixture of improvisation and their own compositions. A number of exciting tensions were present. The contrast between loud and quiet, activity and inactivity and indeed improvisation and composition.

Released by Cathnor Recordings in May 2009.

Live electronics: Sergio Merce

Viola sounds on the tape: Julia Eckhardt

Recorded on 6 October 2006 in Aalst (Belgium) by Ludo Engels

Released  by HulaHula Records in 2007,  an Argentina based record label that makes on-line releases