The exotic & the eccentric become the danceable and the accessible. Is that weird? – Yes but actually No.
The spiritual trance becomes the erotic sensuality. Is that appropriate? – No but in fact Yes.
The melancholic modest mood becomes the instinctively wild outburst of energy. Is that sane? – Yes but also very Desirable.
This is the music that set the Athenian nights alight at a time when Saint-Tropez was rocking to the sound of Yéyé. Mixing, with a subtle dose of Mediterranean melodrama, the hits of this mythical era with a 60’s rock sound, Deli Teli preach a collective, sensual and solar wiggle on the dance floors of the rest of the world.
Like a lost gem of a retro-futurist soundtrack or a dusty trap song from outer space. Just listen to IVORY to catch the vibe: furious claps, deep kick, melow synth and soulful vocals. Drum machines and madness are the two feet they stand on. So free your mind and just dive into this post-tribal dance. As three face of the same coin, Raphaël Anker (Imperial Tiger Orchestra), Gab Gebrezghi (Ghostape, Tapes Adventures, Uberreel) and Ines Mouzoune will catch you on their spinning game, and you’ll not stay indemn. The band’s debut EP Giant was released on Bongo Joe Records on September 20th 2019
From confidence to rebellion, Lou K’s songs explore multiple forms of expression through an airy and melancholic rock.
Lou K, initially a solo project of the multi-disciplinary artist Lucie Lefauconnier, invests a strange space, when it becomes impossible to speak. So that underground stories take on another form.
Lou K is now accompanied by three musicians met at the Secrètes Sessions organised by Francofaune in September 2020: Alice Vande Voorde (La Chiva Gantiva, Kùzylarsen), Leslie Gutierrez (Pega) and Thècle Joussaud (Lylac, Jonathan Bénisty).
She raps and she has things to say. Taking part in the ‘Sound Track’ music competition at the end of last year, Ysmé is one of the three winners who were chosen in the final at AB on December 19th 2021.
