
V. Kutixik Jaialdia
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Gartxot
San Sebastián-based singer-songwriter Gartxot Unsain has been a member of bands such as Yaw, Madeleine, John Berkhout, Bananas, Pastoriza Anaiak, Grises, and Bi Zaldi. In 2018, he launched his solo career with the project Ghau.
Through the simplicity of the guitar and an unadorned voice, Gartxot has sought to embark on a sincere emotional journey in his latest album, *Bizirik gaude*, crafting a sonic universe of 11 songs that, for the first time, bears his own name.
Gartxot Unsain (guitar, vocals)
Xabier Badiola
Eibar-based guitarist and composer Xabier Badiola made his solo acoustic debut in 2023, after having been a member of various psychedelic and progressive rock bands for years. In March 2026, he released his second solo album, *Leiho ondoan xori bat*, consisting of ten songs.
Xabier Badiola (guitar, vocals), Jone Laspiur (vocals), Eñaut Zubizarreta (cello).
Harat
Harat is the project of Ibai Gogortza from Berata. Among other roles, he plays guitar in the bands Borrokan, Mice, Joseba B. Lenoir, and JIEL, and this is his first solo project, in which he also takes on vocal duties for the first time.
Harat freely explores sounds ranging from experimental music to rock in a live show based on the album released in 2022.
Ibai Gogortza (guitar, vocals), Iñigo Telletxea (bass), Mattin Arbelaitz (drums).
Ithaka
Ithaka is a band formed in 2021 by four members from Orio and Zarautz whose sound blends alt-rock, stoner, post-punk, and post-rock. Among other things, they’re here to present their EP *Ez naiz itzuliko*, released in May.
Josune Freire (drums), Eneko Eizagirre (bass), Arantza Igartua (guitar), Leire Olariaga (vocals, keyboards).
Eire
Eire is a group formed by Eire Maia and Eire Salegi from Zumaia. They create pop music with electronic and urban influences. They draw inspiration from American alternative pop, which they combine with atmospheric synthesizer sounds.
Eire Salegi (synthesizers, guitar), Eire Maia (vocals, lyrics).
Mäirü
Mäirü (Ziburu) is an electro-folk and world music group that combines acoustic and electronic instruments. They perform like a small orchestra, fusing traditional and modern sounds to create tribal, mystical, and danceable atmospheres.
Txomin Ugartemendia (synthesizers), Peio Erramuspe (percussion, drums), Nagore Etxabe (percussion/drums, txalaparta), Txomin Dhers (txalaparta), Pierre Sangla (txalaparta), Clément Laval (guitar), Annelise Arnaud-Cazamayou (harmonium, ttunttun).