Friday 27 November, 20:00

Jolagreen23 — 23 Jours Plus Tard

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Jolagreen23 unveils a 23-track album, 23 Jours Plus Tard, structured in two movements: a melancholic opening that traces an intimate ascent, then a more assertive, conquering second half. Built with an XXL cast of composers, the project features collaborations with Tiakola, La Mano 1.9 and La Fève. Its visual rollout — from Avatar-inspired logbook videos to immersive bunker teasers — frames an artist who chooses to show more while keeping an aura of mystery. Introduced by the clip « Métal », the work oscillates between introspection and momentum.

In French.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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