PLUG&PLAY is a musical experiment where sounds become scents and space is the theme for an improvisational orchestra. The best electronic musicians from St. Petersburg will unite to translate the sensations of the scents of space into rhythms, noises, and digital poetry. A live performance, video art, and a unique theme - all for a vivid synesthetic immersion. PLUG&PLAY is a true platform for sound experimentation where improvisation takes center stage. Musicians work in a predetermined key and tempo, using a minimum of expressive means. But limitation is their strength: within these confines, unique sound worlds full of meaning and emotion are born. The theme of the new edition will be the question "What does space smell like?" - and this is not a metaphor. Space, according to astronauts, has a sharp and specific smell - like a mixture of hot metal, welding, and ozone. The concert participants will attempt to translate these sensations into the language of sound, creating audio landscapes that captivate and stimulate the imagination. On stage will gather recognized masters of the St. Petersburg electronic scene: Alexander Belkov, Igor Starshinov, ANHN, VOVAPCP, Tsaritsa Logiki, Voknap Xela, Dubsane, Alex Cool, and Andrew Sprrw. Together they will form an improvisational orchestra where each participant is an individuality, and together they create a whole world. The evening will be opened by the multimedia duet GROK from Vladimir, adding visual accents to the atmosphere. A visual art performance by artist Alexandra Soko will complement the musical action: her images will interact with the sounds, enhancing the effect of complete immersion. PLUG&PLAY is an evening for those who seek new experiences, are not afraid of the avant-garde, and are ready to perceive music with all their senses. An ideal event for lovers of contemporary art, electronic music, and interdisciplinary formats. Each PLUG&PLAY is unique, as it is not rehearsals or memorized parts, but pure improvisation - live, spontaneous, fluid. Musicians communicate with each other through sounds, responses, contrasts, and harmonies, engaging listeners in a slow immersion.