Jontavious Willis + 1ère partie
Sat Dec 5, 8:30pm
Authentic contemporary blues
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Upcoming at La clefSaint-Germain-en-Laye
Agadez collective Etran de L’Aïr brings their hypnotic Sahara guitar sound to the stage, joined by SOBA for an evening of afro-blues that bridges the gap between Mandingue song and Mississippi blues.
Nigerian Tuareg desert blues, 90s revival
Headliner
Etran de L'Aïr, founded in the mid‑1990s in Agadez, blends traditional tamasheq chants with electric guitars and hypnotic rhythms, drawing on influences from North‑Malian blues, Congolese soukous, and Hausa‑bar music. The group has gained international acclaim with albums such as No.1 and Agadez, and is returning with the 100% Sahara Guitar project.
Burkinabé afro‑blues, mandingue roots
SOBA, a trio of Moussa Koita (guitarist‑singer), Vincent Bucher (harmonicist), and Émile Biayenda (drummer), merges Mandingue folk traditions with Mississippi blues. The group, formed over six years, is known for its rustic yet luminous afro‑blues sound, exploring the depths of human emotion through a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation.
This event already happened.
Upcoming at La clefSaint-Germain-en-Laye
Agadez collective Etran de L’Aïr brings their hypnotic Sahara guitar sound to the stage, joined by SOBA for an evening of afro-blues that bridges the gap between Mandingue song and Mississippi blues.
Nigerian Tuareg desert blues, 90s revival
Headliner
Etran de L'Aïr, founded in the mid‑1990s in Agadez, blends traditional tamasheq chants with electric guitars and hypnotic rhythms, drawing on influences from North‑Malian blues, Congolese soukous, and Hausa‑bar music. The group has gained international acclaim with albums such as No.1 and Agadez, and is returning with the 100% Sahara Guitar project.
Burkinabé afro‑blues, mandingue roots
SOBA, a trio of Moussa Koita (guitarist‑singer), Vincent Bucher (harmonicist), and Émile Biayenda (drummer), merges Mandingue folk traditions with Mississippi blues. The group, formed over six years, is known for its rustic yet luminous afro‑blues sound, exploring the depths of human emotion through a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation.
Nigerian Tuareg desert blues, 90s revival
Headliner
Etran de L'Aïr, founded in the mid‑1990s in Agadez, blends traditional tamasheq chants with electric guitars and hypnotic rhythms, drawing on influences from North‑Malian blues, Congolese soukous, and Hausa‑bar music. The group has gained international acclaim with albums such as No.1 and Agadez, and is returning with the 100% Sahara Guitar project.
Burkinabé afro‑blues, mandingue roots
SOBA, a trio of Moussa Koita (guitarist‑singer), Vincent Bucher (harmonicist), and Émile Biayenda (drummer), merges Mandingue folk traditions with Mississippi blues. The group, formed over six years, is known for its rustic yet luminous afro‑blues sound, exploring the depths of human emotion through a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation.
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