Emerging artists news: Looping GREIS and Trilog present new albums, De Ninghures wraps up tour and Monóxido returns with a single

Four projects with something new in November and live shows on the horizon: two albums being presented in venues over the coming weeks, a Galician band wrapping up a tour with an award to their name and a Valladolid band returning with a new song. From roots folk to a blend of flamenco and Indian tabla, and from the Costa da Morte to Valladolid. The previous instalment, featuring Mar Pujol, Victorias and EZEZEZ, is still available.

Two November albums with live presentations: Looping GREIS and Trilog

Both release an album this month and both take it to the stage almost immediately: one debuts it in Madrid six days after release and the other kicks off its presentation tour two days after the launch.

Looping GREIS champions “la descastada” on her third album

Looping GREIS is the project of Madrid-born Gracia Texidor, a singer, songwriter and choir conductor whom her agency describes as a pioneer of livelooping in Spain: she builds her songs live by recording and layering vocals and instruments. “Sin raíces, la descastada”, her third LP, came out on 9 November, following “La Santísima Trinidad” (2019) and “Optimismo Apocalíptico” (2023).

The title explains the idea behind the album. Rather than claiming a folk tradition of her own, Texidor presents herself as the daughter of a big city with no inherited tradition and, for that very reason, open to all of them. There are nine songs plus a bonus track, with titles such as “Aburrimiento”, “Insomnio” and “Quiero ser niña un ratito más”, and contributions from Ona Mae, the duo Ual·la, María Alba (El Naán) and jazz guitarist Jorge Cabadas, according to her agency, Promosapiens. “La Caverna”, one of the singles released ahead of the album, is part of the music for “Morpha”, the show by circus company Andrea Ríos with which she is touring.

Live: she presents the album on Sunday 15 November at 21:00 at Café La Palma in Madrid, with tickets at €12 in advance and €15 on the door, according to the conciertos.club listings. Listen: the album on Deezer.

Trilog brings together flamenco, jazz and Hindustani music on “Panthalassa”

Trilog formed in Spain in 2025 with three musicians from three continents: Canadian flautist Lara Wong, who plays the bansuri, the Indian bamboo flute; flamenco guitarist Melón Jiménez; and Indian percussionist Chaitanya Natu on tabla. According to their agency, Wong was the first woman and the first foreign artist to win the Filón Minero for best instrumentalist at the Festival Internacional del Cante de las Minas, and Jiménez has toured with Anoushka Shankar.

Their album, “Panthalassa”, comes out on 27 November: eight original compositions recorded live and built on improvisation. The title takes its name from the single ocean that surrounded Pangaea, an image that fits what they are after: the two-way journey between Indian music and flamenco.

Live: the presentation tour starts on Sunday 29 November at Jamboree in Barcelona, with sets at 19:00 and 20:30 and tickets at €18, which the venue's website already shows as sold out. It continues on 4 December in Boiro, on the 5th at Sala Villanos in Madrid, at 18:30 with tickets at €15.40 according to conciertos.club, and on the 6th in Zamora. Listen: Trilog on Spotify.

De Ninghures wraps up the “Feira” tour in Boiro

De Ninghures is a seven-piece of multi-instrumentalists from Arzúa, the Costa da Morte, A Fonsagrada and Santiago who update traditional Galician verses and melodies and blend them with Latin American and North African rhythms. Their second album, “Feira”, came out in February 2025, produced by Juan de Dios Martín, and won best record production at the 1st Premios de la Industria Musical de Galicia and best album in Galician at the Premios MIN 2026. In May they released “Que se nos faga de día” with Mondra.

Live: according to their management, the “Feira” tour has two dates left: Saturday 28 November at A Pousada da Galiza Imaxinaria, in Boiro (A Coruña), and the Festival EmigraSon in Brussels, on 5 and 6 March 2027. The venue has not yet announced the time or ticket sales for the Boiro concert. After that will come a new album, which they are already working on. Listen: De Ninghures on Spotify.

Monóxido returns with a single and an EP for December

Monóxido is a rock band from Valladolid with albums such as “Manual del menosuno” (2017) and “¡Ay, la Marijose!” (2024). “Somos lo que queda cuando todo sale mal”, released on 9 November, is the first step in their comeback: an anthem for those who don't make it into the picture of success, with two singers out front and a new look that, according to their agency, crosses the Yugoslav tracksuit with brutalism and crochet.

The song is a preview of a three-track EP, “La resurrección de los huertos”, due in December, with pre-save already open. The cover and the band's new T-shirts are the work of designer Ricar 4Pintxes.

Live: their agency has announced a concert on Saturday 12 December at Sala La Vaticana in Valladolid, with no ticket sales announced yet. Listen: “Somos lo que queda cuando todo sale mal” on Spotify.

To keep track of the stages where these artists could make the leap, the festival calendar lists the events coming up over the next few months. Suggestions of emerging projects can be sent to hola@modofestival.com.

Sources: Promosapiens (press releases for Looping GREIS and Monóxido dated 9 November 2026 and press pages for Looping GREIS, Trilog and Monóxido); Jamboree (Trilog concert listing); conciertos.club (Café La Palma and Sala Villanos); Tremendo Audiovisual, De Ninghures' management (press kit and email of 10 November 2026); each artist's Spotify, Deezer and DistroKid catalogues, consulted on 10 November 2026.