2021 Schedule
Jeanne Hery is a French guitarist and singer currently based in Montreal, QC.
Growing up in the French Alps, she picked up her first guitar at the age of 8.
It was at the age of 18 that she decided to fly to the other side of the world to make a living out of sound and music.
Blues, rock and funk oriented, it's with her Stratocaster that she's been playing the Montreal Jam scene such as the Bistro à Jojo or the Rosewood.
From Michael Jackson to Guns N Roses, Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown, Bruno Mars, Laura Cox Band or Eric Clapton, Jeanne has been able to diversify while finding her style and adding her groove, to finally find the sound she was looking for.
Nominated Band of the Year at Jive Fest in 2016, Miche Love makes her first appearance at the Jazz Festival in July 2019. She and her band will have you dancing to the rhythms of yesteryear. Jump Blues Swing and Live will be on the bill.
Accompanying herself on ukulele or guitar, Annie Paiement loves the stage and loves to charm her audience. Very colorful and smiling, she interprets well-known pop and rock hits! Not to be missed.
Mélanie Charrier started singing at the age of 10 in a church and has never really stopped since. With her head full of projects, she has been delighting the subways and streets of Montreal since 2001 with a repertoire of Po, soul, RnB, Rock & Gospel. With the power, the versatility of styles and the range of her voice, she knows how to transmit emotion, loves to share her knowledge and is especially pleased to be a chorister on several projects. In love and socialist of harmonies, Melanie performs and adapts to the moment in several registers according to the needs and the circumstances.
Singer and guitarist, accompanies herself on the guitar. She will attract your attention with her undeniable talent. She covers the best songs of the Folk, pop repertoire with a Soul touch. Her beautiful energy and her bluesy voice promise you a colorful and memorable musical moment.
Native of Zouan Hounien, precisely of the village Gbatta located in the Tonkpi region. The virus of music was transmitted to him by his parents, both singers, father from the village of Gratta and mother Banneu. It is the formidable female voice of Ivorian music called the Makado Ibale Viviane or simply Vivi Makado.
After musical collaborations with the great figures of Ivorian music as Kone Fontaly and Onel Mala as well as in the orchestra of the RTI and several piano bars in the place. Vivi Makado joined in 2012 the orchestra Bella Mondo as the group's vocal lead, which allowed him to amplify his artistic assets and participate in festivals in Belgium, France, Mali, Burkina Faso, Benin, Gabon and Côte d'Ivoire.
In 2019, Vivi Makado decided to make a solo career and to record her first album "Ayiyalo" which means in Dan language: the time has come.
It should also be said that the musical genre of Vivi Makado is the Tématé Jazz in a particular style to her from where sung in her mother tongue, history to value her mother tongue.
Rooted in traditional music and tradition in general, since my early childhood, especially in the land of my culture, I am committed to enhancing the image of Malian culture and that of the Buwa.
I defend the essential place of women in modern African and Malian society, inspired by the place of the valiant traditional Buwa women in their homes. I also embody on the theatrical scene, the image of the new Malian female generation, daring, through television series and shows in which I interpret the role and the vision of this new female generation who hope to revive another image of the place of the woman in our society.
On the musical level, my voice is sensitive to all the challenges that have been holding back development in the Sahel for centuries. It is also a cry of distress for the harmonious living together, the role and the indispensable place of women in our modern societies. My voice also carries a message for the improvement of our environmental conditions which are today very precarious, which is the cause of innumerable little known diseases. Especially women and children suffer a lot from this climate change. My vocal cords do not spare the asymmetrical war that daily mourns thousands of my fellow citizens who are in total distress. Through my music, I identify with these thousands of victims of human violence. The deep mutation in progress in our societies is not foreign to me nor does it leave me indifferent. I hope, through my musical texts, to root the new generation and posterity in our powerful culture so that it can resist this eminent challenge that assails all the civilizations of the world, in this pressing era of globalization. My last album WILÉ illustrates all these words.
Our culture is inexhaustible.
Mariaa Siga, whose real name is Mariama Siga Goudiaby, is a young artist from Casamance (southern Senegal). She is a composer and performer. D.J. used to the traditional rhythms of her native Casamance, her curiosity led her to discover new musical styles such as reggae, blues or jazz that she fuses with African sounds.
In 2016, she won the Tremplin competition at the Festival des Vieilles Pirogues Saly. 2018 will be devoted to the stage with more than fifty dates in Senegal, followed by a first tour in France. At the same time she is spotted by Yoro N'Diaye to appear on the compilation Sunufolk. At the end of the year, thanks to the support of her fans, and the success of her kisskissbank, she entered the studio to record her first album Asekaw.
In 2019 she is the winner of the One Riddim contest, of Baco Records and is released on the compilation of the same name alongside big names in international reggae. It is also the year of the opening to the international with tours in Russia, Morocco, France and Canada.
Maria Siga is a true stage artist and enchants the audience at each of her concerts. On October 4, her first album ASEKAW (woman in Diola, her mother tongue) was released.
Mabel Fa is a singer, songwriter and composer. She was born in Zoétele, in the south of Cameroon. Since her childhood, sports (soccer) and music are the two passions that animate her.
Following the death of her father in 2003, an event that disrupted the course of her life, she found refuge in music. Her first musical steps were in the Adventist church of Nkonldongo.
Having developed at this point a musical aptitude, her course continues and takes a professional turn; she is solicited as a vocalist to accompany artists such as: Georges Séba, Krotal, Zangalewa, Queen Eteme, Onel Mala, Donny Elwook, Linda Raymonde, and many others.
A few years later, she thought of developing a musical career of her own and launched her musical project in 2013; a project that will interest and be supported by elders and music production structures.
It will follow concerts and collaborations with artists such as: Jacques Greg, Belobo, Kareyce Fotso, Sanzy Viany, Guy Michel Kinge, Andre Manga ...
She has to her credit 1 maxi single of 2 titles available on the platforms of social networks.
She participates in several scenes and festivals (at the French Institute Douala and Yaoundé, the Cameroonian cultural center, Maeva Eva Lounge, the case des arts, JJ Quest, Fenac, Alamba Festival ...)
The music of Mabel Fa is inspired by various influences, from Bikutsi to Gospel through jazz and pop, hence the name AfroBulu Music.