The trilogy of evening concerts organised by the TDB and Bruit Blanc continues!
This time, let's switch continents and head for Africa for a musical journey between memory and modernity.
- Sahra Halgan
An iconic artist from Somaliland, Sahra earned the nickname "Halgan" ("the fighter") in the 1980s when she joined the war against the dictatorship. Improvising as a nurse on the frontline, she sang to heal the wounded and encourage the fighters. After moving to France, she formed her own group in Lyon with Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes and Régis Monte. Her third album, "Hiddo Dhawr" (Preserve the culture), is the fruit of a quest for authenticity and innovation, an unprecedented alliance between Somali song and rock.
chant Sahra Halgan
guitar Maël Salètes
bass Régis Monte
drums, percussion Aymeric Krol
- James Stewart
In the currents of globalisation, James Stewart lights up stages with a musical universe that connects continents, populations and eras. As a DJ, musician and lecturer, he explores Afro-Atlantic music with a passion, and sets the stage abuzz with his festive fusion sounds. Inspired by the 'Black Atlantic' (cultures from the African diaspora), he invites you on a musical journey between memory and modernity. Resident of the Black Atlantic Club evenings, he has also shared the stage with Amadou & Mariam and Ibrahim Maalouf, and produced a number of acclaimed EPs.
James Stewart flats
In partnership with Bruit Blanc.
- Sahra Halgan
An iconic artist from Somaliland, Sahra earned the nickname "Halgan" ("the fighter") in the 1980s when she joined the war against the dictatorship. Improvising as a nurse on the frontline, she sang to heal the wounded and encourage the fighters. After moving to France, she formed her own group in Lyon with Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes and Régis Monte. Her third album, "Hiddo Dhawr" (Preserve the culture), is the fruit of a quest for authenticity and innovation, an unprecedented alliance between Somali song and rock.
chant Sahra Halgan
guitar Maël Salètes
bass Régis Monte
drums, percussion Aymeric Krol
- James Stewart
In the currents of globalisation, James Stewart lights up stages with a musical universe that connects continents, populations and eras. As a DJ, musician and lecturer, he explores Afro-Atlantic music with a passion, and sets the stage abuzz with his festive fusion sounds. Inspired by the 'Black Atlantic' (cultures from the African diaspora), he invites you on a musical journey between memory and modernity. Resident of the Black Atlantic Club evenings, he has also shared the stage with Amadou & Mariam and Ibrahim Maalouf, and produced a number of acclaimed EPs.
James Stewart flats
In partnership with Bruit Blanc.
