Fusing world music (North africa, Middle Eastern, India) and modern-day music (rock, jazz, electronic), the singular, pioneering singer and musician Niqolah Seeva invented the Guit°arabia (a unique instrument born from the crossing of a quarter-tone guitar and an electric Middle Eastern oud), with which he criss-crosses musical boundaries and explores styles at their intersections. Expressing himself in an imaginary syncretic language (from English-Arabic, which he himself calls ("3enqlich"), this unclassifiable artist recorded his first album, 3NE, where traditions and futuristic themes, the contemporary world and anachronisms all rub shoulders.