Syd Matters returns with a new, fifth album that blends 1960s songwriting, 1970s freedom and contemporary synth textures. Founded in 2003 by Jonathan Morali, the band is known for warm, evocative vocals and memorable melodies. Their signature tracks—“Black & White Eyes”, “Obstacles”, “To All Of You” and “I Might Float”—have amassed nearly 200 million streams. Their live shows balance epic sweep and intimate detail, drawing on a decade of international touring and renewed interest after inclusion in the game Life Is Strange.

Béatrice Martin performs under the name Cœur de pirate, a defining voice in francophone pop for over fifteen years. Her songwriting pairs jewel-like piano melodies with bursts of disco, introspective lyricism and soaring emotion. With a singular breath and an intimate, incisive voice, she balances tenderness and surprise across six acclaimed albums that range from subtle ballads to vibrant pop. This concert offers a concentrated encounter with her evocative repertoire.

In French.

With a flawless discography, Jazzy Bazz has established himself as an uncompromising craftsman of French rap. Raised in Paris’s 19th arrondissement, he honed his voice with La Cool Connexion and the cult collective L’Entourage. His meticulous lyricism and patient, sincere approach elevate each track. The latest album, Nirvana, reflects on time and inspiration, marking an artistic evolution that favors depth over mass production.

In French.

Luiza mixes Brazilian warmth and French jazz heritage in a luminous pop-tropical project. Convinced early that words alone could not contain her emotions, she turned to music. Daughter of a French jazz double-bassist and a Brazilian contemporary dancer, she shaped a distinct sensibility. After a stay in Brazil in 2019 she released the single “Soleil Bleu” and the album Luiza, a kaleidoscopic set of songs that weave languages, styles and vibrant rhythms for an intimate, sunlit live experience.