Eneritz Furyak combines folk and acoustic sound with electronic music in Emadan, her latest full-length album: it is a universe of chiaroscuros where melodies merge with abstract and poetic lyrics written in Basque language, proposing an endless list of questions to the listener. Emadan has been brought to the stage in a way where the artist herself is in charge of all the elements: guitar, voice and a synthesiser played with pedals, as well as visuals created by Furyak herself.

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In recent years Eneritz has also worked on her more experimental side and in 2022 she has produced the soundtrack for the documentary 'Bi arnas' and has participated in the International Trikitixa Festival (traditional Basque diatonic accordion) with a proposal of noise. Since 2023 she's been working on her project Paisaiak ('Landscapes'): a collection of five audiovisual pieces created in different artist residencies around the world that encapsulate themes, imagery and sounds from each of the places she's been working in.