Thursday 1 October, 18:00

Jean Felzine — Vostok Session

Jean Felzine, a singer-songwriter from Clermont-Ferrand, brings a cinematic, American-inflected pop that oscillates between raw honesty and careful craft. Drawing on 50s rock, French chanson and electronic loops, his Vostok Session performance reframes songs from his solo album Chord Memory alongside material from past projects and collaborations. His voice navigates intimate, nostalgic tones and playful pop hooks, while understated arrangements evoke warm, retro-tinged atmospheres that invite focused listening and quiet reflection.

41 rue Louis-Favre,
1201 Genève
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Photo Credit: Nicolas Despis

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