US-American Wendy Eisenberg is a songwriter and free improviser. Her sound draws on various influences such as folk, free jazz, avant pop, noise rock and new music. There will always be a conceptual void in her artistic aura that cannot be fully grasped and that also surrounds her brand new album "Viewfinder".

As wide-ranging as Eisenberg's sound may be, it is certainly not arbitrary. On the contrary: Her albums are repeatedly infused with, in the best sense of the word, a quirky flair, which refers to her passion for the New York no-wave underground of the early 1980s and at the same time ensures that her intimate, fragile folk songs, which sometimes evoke memories of her great role model Joni Mitchell, never threaten to tip over into the kitschy. Her work has repeatedly been acclaimed in leading magazines and newspapers such as the Washington Post, The Wire and Chicago Reader. Numerous collaborations with artists such as Allison Miller, Caroline Davis, John Zorn, Joe Morris, Damon Smith and Travis LaPlante underline Eisenberg's exceptional status. Whether in collaboration with others or on her own, Wendy Eisenberg's music opens up spaces whose existence was previously unimaginable.