On Sunday, March 29 at 9:00 pm, OPOS hosts She’s Analog, one of the most original and forward-thinking trios on the contemporary Italian and European jazz scene. The group features Stefano Calderano (guitar, sampler, percussion), Luca Sguera (keyboards, Prophet, percussion), and Giovanni Iacovella (drums, live electronics).

A concert that promises movement, method, and sonic delirium—an intense listening experience in a constant state of vibration.

Described by Nazim Comunale in Blow Up as “a hodgepodge of a thousand different impulses from which, with miraculous naturalness, a clear, jagged sound emerges, in perpetual fibrillation,” She’s Analog operates within a continuously evolving sonic territory: free-rock abrasions, ambient minimalism, echoes of Radian and Storm’n’Stress, and a keen attention to the electronic deviations of contemporary music. An unstable and fascinating balance between song form, evolved rock, and experimentation.

Active since 2018, the trio has released two albums: What I Bring, What I Leave (Auand Records, 2020) and No Longer, Not Yet (Carton Records / Torto Editions, 2025), both confirming the band’s constant research and distinctive sonic identity.

Over the years, She’s Analog has presented its work at major international festivals and venues, including Südtirol Jazz Festival, Casa del Jazz (Rome), Sala Vanni (Florence), Novara Jazz Festival, Le Périscope (Lyon), Opus Jazz Club (Budapest), and ZUT! (Foligno).

In 2024, the band was supported by Better Live, a Creative Europe project focused on experimenting with sustainable, low-carbon touring models. Through this support, the trio toured France, performing among other venues at Le Périscope in Lyon during the first edition of the Recif Festival.

In 2023, the trio was selected for an artistic residency promoted by MIDJ – Italian Jazz Musicians and the festival Una Striscia di Terra Feconda, resulting in an original production featuring renowned French double bassist Bruno Chevillon, premiered at Teatro del Lido in Ostia.

Since 2022, She’s Analog has been part of the roster of WeStart – Music Production Center of Eastern Piedmont, an organization dedicated to supporting creativity, international exchange, and inclusivity within contemporary jazz languages.

Photos by Valentina di Terlizzi
Video by Jacopo Graziano

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