Sunday 5 July, 18:30

Creole Jazz – Mishram

Roger Melt teams with Santosh on tablas for an intimate musical evening that blends jazz, reggae and funk with Antillean flavours. Melt’s songwriting and multi-instrumentalism — kora, voice, guitar and harp — weave warm melodies and rhythmic textures, while tablas and subtle grooves bring a creole pulse. The programme balances improvisation and structured songs, inviting a relaxed, danceable atmosphere accompanied by Afro‑European cuisine.

Chemin des Graviers 31,
1290 Versoix, Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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