France Rocks comes back at David Rubenstein Atrium @ Lincoln Center with a series of folk and world music shows, as part of the France Rocks Summer Fest 2019! 6/13 – Halo Maud & Malik Djoudi On June 13, wild and playful singer Halo Maud, recently featured in Brooklyn Vegan’s picks, will share the stage […]
In her 2019 album Pas de Géant (Giant Steps), Camille Bertault turns a virtuoso exercise into a phenomenal, liberated vocal display, explaining, sharing and declaring her passion. Her approach? Words, rhythms, notes, a staggering way of having its meaning rush around at breakneck speed over music at the top of its game; sweet, free and […]
S a r a s a r a & Malik Djoudi will be performing at Arlene’s Grocery in New York tomorrow, June 12 – 9PM, at part of the France Rocks Summer Fest 2019! French singer, songwriter, electronic musician and record producer, Sarasara began her music career in 2014. Following the success of her self-released […]
Anna-Catherine Hartley, known professionally as Uffie, is an American singer, songwriter, rapper, DJ, and fashion designer formerly signed to French electronic music record label Ed Banger Records. She will be performing at Elsewhere in New York on Saturday, June 8, as part of the France Rocks Summer Fest 2019! TICKETS She has been described as […]
Hailing from Paris, Tchami came on to the scene with his remix of Janet Jackson’s “Go Deep”, which became an instant hit. A talented producer, he is a pioneer in the ever-growing future house movement. Tchami is best known for his enigmatic future house tracks like “Afterlife” and “Adieu”, as well as his massively successful […]
Gandhi Djuna, better known by his stage name Gims, is a French rapper, composer and producer. Famous for more than a decade in France and Europe, Gims will be on tour in U.S in November 2019 and will perform in New-York City at Terminal 5 on November, 8th. His music is influenced by hip-hop, dance […]
Manu Chao and Calypso Rose just released a red hot update of Manu Chao’s classic hit from 1998 Clandestino. The song has, sadly, even more relevance and urgency than when it was first recorded. “When I saw these things on television, I cried that this should be happening in the 21st century.” A graphic video, […]
Senegalese singer, percussionist, songwriter, composer, occasional actor, businessman and politician, Youssou N’Dour will be in New York, at BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) tonight and tomorrow! N’Dour helped to develop a style of popular Senegalese music known in the Serer language as mbalax, which derives from the conservative Serer music tradition of “Njuup”. 5/31 @ […]
