Brisk is the debut album by Polish-Hungarian flutist Juli Deák (born in 2000), based in Budapest. Composed of seven pieces for solo flute, the album offers a striking glimpse into Deák's musical universe, shaped by classical training, experimentation, improvisation, and folk influences. Across its seven tracks, Brisk strikes a balance between immediacy and rigor, inviting attentive listening while remaining open and introspective. It bears witness to the work of a musician in motion, attentive to sound as sensation, gesture, and breath, and committed to authenticity rather than perfection in contemporary experimental music.