For a few fleeting moments during a sunset the sky is cast a vivid shade of amber. A dramatic flare of colour a moment belonging to both the day and the night. It is within this vibrant ephemeral world that Mongolian-born Munich-based Enji has written her new album Sonor. Sonor is a reflection of Enji's personal evolution and the complex emotions that accompany living between two worlds. The album's themes revolve around the unplaceable feeling of being between cultures not as a source of conflict but as a space for growth and self-discovery. Enji explores how distance from her traditional Mongolian roots has shaped her identity and how returning home brings a heightened awareness of these changes. Backed by a band of renowned jazz musicians (Elias Stemeseder on piano Robert Landfermann on bass Julian Sartorius on drums and co-composer Paul Brändle on guitar) Enji isn't just revisiting tradition she's distilling the feeling of home of small joys that reveal their significance only when viewed from afar. Like a familiar song hummed by a parent her music captures the essence of belonging not tied to a single place but to the emotions and memories that shape us.