With an authentic, melancholic yet luminous voice, Dinaa transforms personal stories into songs. As singer-songwriter and composer she spent two years on the road alone with her guitar, giving more than a hundred concerts and sharing stages with renowned artists. Her debut album, Maison Vide, blends pop-rock, blues-soul and hip-hop–infused lyricism to map a raw emotional territory, singing of love, fractures and inner struggles with sincerity and restrained power.

The legendary band Dirty Sound Magnet brings the textures of their latest album to life in a high energy live performance. Their sound blends raw intensity, intricate guitar work and expansive sonic landscapes, delivered with immersive dynamics and commanding stage presence. The set favours atmospheric passages and driving grooves, inviting listeners into a cinematic experience that highlights musicianship, texture and the emotional arc of their recent material.

Bianca Costa’s debut album GRINGA presents a bold fusion of urban rhythms and pop melodies. With nearly 50 million streams worldwide and collaborations with Sia, Major Lazer, Fally Ipupa, Mc Pedrinho and Soso Maness, she blends pulsating beats and luminous hooks. The single Maluka reveals a vibrant, sensitive voice exploring love and admiration for another woman with audacity and tenderness. Her music balances infectious grooves and emotional nuance, inviting intimate connection and confident, contemporary pop expression.

Julie Campiche’s new solo project takes Virginia Woolf as its starting point to honour women and feminine strength. With harp, voice, electronics and samples she weaves intimate compositions that give musical life to the stories of women—famous or anonymous, from past and present, here and elsewhere. A pioneer of jazz harp, vocalist, composer and sound designer, Campiche blends jazz, classical, electronic and avant‑garde textures to create a sparse, evocative sound world imbued with sorority and quiet power.

Ajna builds a dark, melodic universe defined by nocturnal atmospheres, memorable hooks and a carefully crafted artistic direction. Through releases such as Boys&Basement (2023) and the turning point Goldmaker, he has forged a singular identity and strong live momentum, selling out numerous shows early in recent tours. After prolonged teasing, the forthcoming Antidote marks a clear artistic evolution: raw energy, melancholic undertones and songs designed for powerful live performance.