First group received: Jean Paul Groove. They tell us that they have shot a lot in France this summer. In parallel, they have been working on their new album, in preparation for a few years. Without revealing too much, they already announce the presence of brand guests on this next project. The group also returns to their way of working with three, a process nourished by the inspiration of other artists that they will see in concert. They finally explain the origin of their group name, resulting from a inside joke.
Diane and Guillaume then share their experience of musical strollimportant moment of the festival. Originality? Surprised concerts whose artists are not known in advance, allowing you to go without any expectations.
The second guest is one of Founders of the Festival. He tells us about the creation of the bucolic festival, his career until today, and returns to the unique concept of the musical ride. He insists on the values carried by the event, in particular the will to show musical diversity. He also highlights support for emerging artists, through a competition project that allows a young talent to integrate the line-up.
We then find the group’s puppets Dollmastaz For a slightly lunar interview. They explain to us with which humans they would like to collaborate, and also tell us about their show.
Finally, the COLLECTIVE MARABOUTAGE closes this program. Two of its members present this multidisciplinary and protean collective to us, which releases the bodies by dance. They evoke the particular connection between the Marseille and Brussels audience, and share their dream guests.
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