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With Maldonne, choreographer Leïla Ka and director Josselin Carré create a gripping work about the female condition.

Frozen People is a unique festival of electronic music and northern art on the frozen sea next to the Finnish city of Oulu. As part of Oulu2026 European Capital of Culture, the event brings together international and Finnish DJs Sanna Mun, Paula Koski, Schacke and Winter Games in truly arctic conditions. Welcome to the world’s iciest dancefloor!

The Vienna Philharmonic, led by Franz Welser-Most and supported by an all-star line-up, among them pianist Yuja Wang, performed a concert of pieces highlighting war and peace in commemoration of the end of WWI. 100 years after the first of the devastating human catastrophes of the 20th century officially ended at Versailles, a group of inspired musicians gathered at the historic site for a concert that is now available on film and CD.

A multicultural session with the AySay band, who mix Danish, Kurdish and Turkish influences to build their own original sound world for Eurosonic.

With Sophye Soliveau, soul is transferred to the harp. Her angelic music unfurls gracefully on the TSF Jazz Chantilly Festival stage to the rhythm of Initiation, her debut album.

The virtues of human goodness, tolerance and fidelity in love are all present in Mozart’s Turkish-flavoured singspiel composed in 1782 at the age of just 25. A metaphor for the combat between liberty and all forms of absolutism, Belmonte’s quest to deliver Konstanze from Selim’s yoke resounded throughout Europe, inspired at that time by the spirit of the Enlightenment.

Following the European release of their last studio album "Dreamland" in spring 2002, Canadian AOR masters Honeymoon Suite appeared for a special one-off show at the GODS Festival in Bradford, UK, on June 2nd 2002. With a lineup featuring founding members Johnnie Dee and Derry Grehan, together with new guys Peter Nunn (Alannah Myles, Gowan, Brighton Rock} on keyboards, Rob Laidlaw (Lee Aaron; Kim Mitchell, Rik Emmett) on bass, and drummer Brett Carrigan, the band sounded tight and performed an amazing show which included such classics as "Stay In The Light", "Burning In Love", "New Girl Now", and brand new songs like "What I Know" and "Touch The Sun" (only available on the Canadian release "Lemon Tongue"). All in all an outstanding performance which adds the GODS 2002 series another gem for the melodic rock collectors around the globe.

In this new volume, the subject is explored in greater depth. We delve into the theme of musical racism, a truly existing issue in independent music. The subject matter is somewhat shocking and at times provocative in the testimonials. We also raise the fundamental question of the 'hip-hop problem': Why does French rap, or more broadly, French hip-hop, not evolve and not sell?

Torn between two appearances, a young man encounters his double involving him into a space odyssey towards Planet Disco, where his convictions about his gender become open to new horizons.

The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.

"Retrospectively, I could say that this work, realized collectively, was an essay of animation cinema, a clip with no other pretension than the pleasure of associating images to a song of the group Gang of Four. Our bias for the graphic framework was to take into account the rhythm and the sound atmosphere of the song, a few key words from the text and the images filmed during the concert."