BEATRICE CIVATON – « RACINES SONORES »

With “Racines Sonores”, singer-songwriter Béatrice Civaton embarks on a new stage in her artistic career, an original creation in residence, at the crossroads of contemporary jazz and Caribbean rhythms. French and Creole songs create a sensitive, embodied soundscape. A weaver of melodies, she explores improvisation, syncopated rhythms and the living memory of the islands. Around her, five musicians build this living sound architecture with finesse. Léa Molina, on flute, breathes airy lines that evoke the wind from the heights, sometimes gentle, sometimes impetuous. On guitar, Nicolas Attié weaves a constant dialogue with the voice, between rhythmic clarity and harmonic bursts. Jean-Christophe Raufaste, on bass, roots the musical material in a telluric depth, while Jeff Ludovicus, on drums, carries the breath of groove, between tension, release and syncopated bursts.

Since 2012, Baiser Salé has been opening its doors to up-and-coming young talent! Our aim? To offer them a creative laboratory, a setting in which to develop their repertoire, hone their stage presence and experiment freely, testing out new compositions and offering an intimate set. A promising niche where creativity and emulsion know no bounds!