VOŁOSI is a Polish string ensemble blazing with energy, blending Carpathian traditions, classical virtuosity and rock power. Their music, deeply rooted in the villages of the Carpathians yet fully contemporary, mixes improvisation, rhythmic tension and captivating melodies.

On stage, they unfold an almost physical intensity: a fiery, precise performance that moves between melancholic softness and sonic explosions close to trance. Their identity is built on the meeting of musicians from Carpathian tradition and classically trained instrumentalists, creating a unique, vibrant and instantly recognizable musical language.

Each concert becomes an immersive experience where the boundaries between art music, folk and raw energy disappear, giving way to a free, living and completely unclassifiable sound.

VOŁOSI has marked major moments in its career by performing at the Veltins‑Arena in front of tens of thousands of people, appearing at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, one of the most prestigious halls in the world, and being invited to Kings Place in London, an international reference for innovative music. They have also been featured at the PIN Music Conference, a major gathering for European professionals, as well as at the Music Gardens Festival at the Royal Castle in Warsaw.

KILLABEATMAKER is a blazing Colombian project that fuses Afro‑Caribbean rhythms, bass music and electronic energy. His music, rooted in Colombia’s Afro‑Indigenous heritage yet fully connected to global scenes, blends organic percussion, electronic textures and hypnotic pulses.

On stage, the project unfolds with an almost physical intensity: a powerful trio where KILLABEATMAKER combines beatbox, rap, vocals and machines, joined by Guadalupe Giraldo on drums, Indigenous flutes and vocals, and Julian Ramirez on percussion and backing vocals. Their performance moves between tribal grooves, deep basslines and electronic flights close to trance.

Each show becomes an immersive experience where the boundaries between traditional music, electro, hip‑hop and global bass dissolve, giving way to a free, vibrant and deeply unifying sound.

From WOMEX to the Trans Musicales in Rennes, through the Festival de la Cité in Lausanne and the Festival Centro in Colombia, KILLABEATMAKER has left a mark on major stages, confirming his place among the most innovative artists in contemporary electro‑global music.

In collaboration with Ludwig Sound.

Samaïa is a female vocal trio composed of Luna Silva, Éléonore Fourniau and Noémie Nael. Their name comes from a Georgian dance for three women, created in homage to Queen Tamar.

Drawing on traditions from around the world, they blend warm voices, misty timbres and acoustic instruments to create a sensitive and resolutely contemporary universe.

On stage, three voices intertwine without ever touching: the nomadic clarity of Luna, the modal depth of Éléonore and the expressive flexibility of Noémie. Their songs weave together with saz, shruti box, percussions or strings, moving between whispers, earth‑rooted power and polyphonic flights close to trance.

Each concert becomes an immersive experience, where the meeting of polyphonies, traditional instruments and contemporary creation reveals a raw emotion: a whirlwind of harmonies and languages that sings the joys and sorrows of the world.

Having performed on renowned stages such as the Rencontres de Chants Polyphoniques de Calvi, the Festival de l’Imaginaire, NoBorder and the Théâtre de la Ville, Samaïa now stands among the most inspiring vocal ensembles today.

Ghalia Benali is a Belgian‑Tunisian singer and composer who blends Arabic music, ancient chants, contemporary creation and influences from both East and West.

Her voice, deep and ever‑shifting, draws from the traditions of the Arab world while opening new spaces where poetry, spirituality and modernity come together.

On stage, she unfolds a magnetic presence: a voice shaped by breath, capable of fragile whispers as well as powerful surges, surrounded by musicians who weave around her a setting of oud, percussions, strings and acoustic textures. Her singing moves between incantation, improvisation and storytelling, revealing inner landscapes of rare intensity.

Each concert becomes an immersive experience, where the boundaries between Arabic tradition, jazz, world music and contemporary creation fade away, giving rise to a universe that is free, inhabited and deeply human.

She can be found on major festival and theatre stages such as the Festival d’Avignon, Nuits Botanique, the Festival de Carthage, the Théâtre de la Ville, and WOMEX, where her work is praised for its uniqueness and expressive power.

Barrut is a vocal ensemble walking a tightrope above the abyss. Harmony keeps them from falling, voices pairing and resonating together. Formed by 3 female singers, 4 male singers and one percussionist, all from the northern shores of the Mediterranean, the group travels from place to place, and the choirs beat like a heart.

We remain suspended on their lips, balanced, listening to the powerful songs they whisper to our souls. Don’t try to understand — simply let yourself be carried away by this polyphony.

On stage, 7 voices rise in subtle harmony and rare emotional strength. They draw from the origins of polyphonic singing and fuse it with sharp, stone‑cut percussion. With original compositions infused with the vigor of popular song, BARRUT finds its fire and rebellious breath in a music stretched above the madness of the world.

Each concert becomes an immersive experience, a space where energy and softness move together. Deeply involved in both traditional polyphonies and contemporary music, the group advances through this exhilarating, festive and subversive space that has always been challenged and always inhabited: poetry.

After 10 years of existence and more than 400 concerts, Barrut continues its work of exploration and expression, refining the singularity of its words and musicality, giving life to a unique, timeless and contemporary polyphony.

Bohemian Betyars is a fiery Hungarian band that fuses punk‑folk, balkan‑beat, ska, and gypsy energy into a sound wave that is as festive as it is subversive.

Their music, rooted in Central European traditions yet fully connected to the international alternative scene, blends blazing brass, frenzied rhythms and nomadic melodies.

On stage, they unleash an almost wild intensity: a collective of six musicians where voices, guitars, brass, accordion and a driving rhythm section ignite in perfectly controlled chaos. Their sound moves between dance‑trance, punk pulses and Balkan flights, creating a total celebration where the energy never drops.

Each concert becomes an immersive experience, a whirlwind of sweat, dance and freedom where genre boundaries explode. Bohemian Betyars celebrate excess, joy, melancholy and rebellion with raw sincerity and unrestrained humor that define their signature.

The band tours internationally across stages and festivals, carried by a reputation for high‑voltage live shows and a rare ability to unite all audiences, from underground clubs to major European stages.

In agreement with Zn Production.