
Experimental (live)
Thursday, September 3
9:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Thursday, September 3 | 9:30 pm - 11:00 pm (90 mins)
Works that expand the possibilities of sound. From sound art and field recordings to experimental compositions and pieces that are difficult to classify, this collection invites you to discover new ways of listening.

this live experience is powered by a calibrated Dolby Atmos array co-designed with Dolby and Genelec, delivering state-of-the-art spatial audio and immersive imaging.
13 seats remaining - 90-minute session
Jardín Perpetuo is a multiformat audiovisual project by Edgar Mondragón (music) and Erik López / IMGN (visuals) that proposes a pause in the face of the acceleration of the digital world. It functions as a parent project from which different iterations emerge, all united by the same language: extended sound structures (drone) and continuously transforming images, where repetition, minimal variation, and duration displace narrative to open a contemplative experience. The EP is one of those iterations: three pieces named after the moments that define the project —Saturation, Contemplation, and Liberation— and that condense its sonic language. Sona is the first space to receive this material, performed live before its release and in an exclusively sonic format. The pieces will be built from ambient drones woven with layers and electronic textures, processed with pink noise that evokes natural sounds —the wind, the waves— and sustains the same state throughout the listening experience. A space for contemplation that interrupts digital saturation and returns time to deep listening.
Edgar Mondragón is an electronic music producer with more than 30 releases and 2 film soundtracks. He is considered "one of the brightest lights of Mexican electronic avant-garde" according to the digital media outlet REMEZCLA. IMGN is the VJ project of visual artist Erik López, whose work experiments with photography, video, and Artificial Intelligence to create landscapes that address themes related to contemplation of the digital world. Together, they have developed an audiovisual symbiosis that has been presented in prominent cultural venues, such as the CCE, the CCD, the LAA, and the IIC-UABC. They have also participated in renowned international music festivals, including MUTEK México+Japón 2020, MUTEK Montreal 2021, MUTEK México 2024, Pitchfork, SXSW, NRMAL, and Hipnosis, and brought their creativity to a special collaboration with the iconic brand Adidas in 2025.
no phones: anything that produces sound must be stored in our secure lockers.
no talk: we keep the soundroom silent so everyone can focus on the music.
no late entry: once the soundroom doors close (20 minutes after the booking time), we cannot let anyone in.
yes. cancel any booking through this website. you'll get credits for the seats you paid for if you cancel at least 24 hours before the session (12 hours if you have an active Sona Members or All Access subscription). inside that window the booking can still be cancelled, but no credits are issued and there are no cash refunds. credits work on any future session.
no, but we recommend wearing something comfortable for sitting on the floor. because the room is very quiet, we recommend soft fabrics. try to avoid "noisy" synthetic materials like nylon or windbreakers, as the sound of moving in them can be distracting to others. also, we leave our shoes at the door, so we recommend wearing warm socks.
if you need a chair for medical or physical reasons, please let us know when you arrive.
yes, we serve a curated selection of non-alcoholic drinks and light snacks, but all refreshments must be finished before you enter the soundroom.