Tuesday 17 November, 20:30

Danitsa + Mercee

Returning after four years, Geneva singer Danitsa blends hip‑hop, soul and reggae with assured artistry. Signed to acclaimed Big Dada, her single Miss Yo ushers in a new phase of self‑confidence and creative independence as she prepares a forthcoming album exploring family, sisterhood, love and self‑reclamation. Joining her is Zurich vocalist Mercee, whose Cuban and Italian roots inform a sound that mixes soul, R&B and contemporary influences. Both artists bring warm, stage‑honed performances in a neo‑soul vein. Coproduction with PTR.

Place des Volontaires,
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Photo Credit: DR

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