Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske's collaboration, At Source (2026), blends ambient, neo-classical, and experimental music, showcasing Barbieri's minimalist, analogue approach and Giske's unique saxophone sound influenced by electronics. The album exemplifies their mutual respect and interplay, with Giske's saxophone harmonising with Barbieri's electronic effects to create an emotional narrative. Tracks evoke imagery of nature and folklore while exploring the fusion of human and electronic elements. The piece contrasts high-energy moments with subdued sections, highlighting the duo's ability to craft a melodic and textured listening experience. The album remains accessible despite its experimental nature, making it suitable for a range of situations and resonating deeply with listeners.