Thursday 15 October, 20:00

Roshâni + Erin Kimberly x C.SUGVR

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Roshâni, the Geneva duo of Roxane Dumont and Inès Mouzoune, channels Persian, Moroccan and Bulgarian roots into danceable electronic pop sung in Farsi, French, English and Spanish. A hypnotic groove, anchored by Inès’s riffs and basslines and Roxane’s husky lead, unfolds across recent projects and a new album due this season. Sharing the bill, Erin Kimberly brings intimate alternative R&B songwriting, supported live by Geneva DJ C.SUGVR, whose technical, sophisticated sets fuse classic and contemporary influences, creating a warm, immersive sonic evening.

Place des Volontaires 4,
1204 Genève
Photo Credit: Tania Praz
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