Yalla Miku
Polyplanet postkraut
An Ethiopian krar meets a modified banjo.
A deep bass engages in dialogue with electronic machines.
Yalla Miku was founded in Geneva as a space for musical encounters. The group brings together the traditions of the Horn of Africa with the experimental energy of the European music scene.
Rhythms intertwine, textures layer upon one another, and voices appear and disappear within the soundscape. The music moves forward through contrasts: trance, electronic beats, and suspended moments.
A collective exploration where each instrument retains its own personality.
And sometimes, amid these sonic intersections, it feels as though several continents are playing together.
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DJ Artmaillé
Electronic Music
Influenced by everything from early electronic music to today’s dance floors, Artmaillé shatters the boundaries of electronic and dance music, driven by an unconditional passion for all forms of repetitive music.
Blending bright, dark, and unconventional sounds, he weaves sets with eclectic and sensitive aesthetics. Revitalizing breaks, interspersed here and there with a popular song or a French rap track: a musical narrative that charts a true nighttime journey. A raw, almost wild energy. An anthem to regeneration.
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Samuel Ades Tesfagergsh: krar and vocals
Louise Knobil: electric bass and vocals
Cyril Bondi: drums, percussion, and vocals
Emma Souharce: machines, synths, and vocals
Cyril Yeterian: UFO banjo, electric guitar, and vocals
