The Pamina Beroff Quartet features Mark Priore on piano, Juan Villarroel on double bass, Romain Sarron on drums, and Pamina Beroff on vocals. With her debut album, *Unfolding*, Pamina Beroff laid the foundations of her artistic universe. Continuing in this vein, she has recently added covers of songs by Carole King, Billy Joel, and Olivia Dean. This new project offers a concert that connects her original compositions with significant songs from her musical journey.

“Muito Obrigado” with Rubinho Antunes (trumpet), Chloé Dayme (vocals), Edmundo Carneiro (percussion), Adriano DD (bass), and Leo Montana (piano). A grand Brazilian evening led by trumpeter Rubinho Antunes. A vibrant repertoire that journeys from Djavan to Luiz Gonzaga, between samba, forró, and musical poetry. A unique encounter where energy, warmth, and the soul of Brazil come together in Paris.

Kicca: vocals & Oscar Marchioni: piano. Kicca’s voice is a vibrant red, its power, unique timbre, and incandescent intensity gripping your heart and body and never letting go! Oscar forges an original style at the piano, captivating from the very first listen with its power. “Alegre me siento,” the new album written collaboratively, rings out like a banner in the spirit of the times, far removed from the monochrome landscape of current productions.

Jean Saint Loubert Trio with Jean Saint Loubert: Piano/Flugelhorn/Synthesizer; Ludo Prieur: Bass/Guitar & Thomas Le Galo: Drums. The Jean Saint Loubert Trio explores soundscapes blending jazz, electronic textures, and world music. Their music is sensitive and immersive, like a dive into hazy memories and forgotten worlds. Winner of the Jury’s First Prize and the Audience Choice Award at the 2025 Tonnerre de Jazz competition.

“Bonjour Sourire” with Gabrielle Sandman: Singer; Benjamin Blackstone: Guitarist/Singer; Baptiste Morel: Double Bassist/Singer. They call themselves Bonjour Sourire. This is lively, sparkling music, sometimes teetering on the edge, sensitive, touching, often mischievous, and full of energy. This trio knows how to surprise us and make us smile, without fail. A vibrant trio that delivers their sparkling version of some of the great classics of French song. It swings, it grooves, it tugs at the heartstrings, it’s fun—in short, you’ll surely be surprised, charmed, and enchanted.

Mélanie Dahane Quartet with Mélanie Dahane: vocals, Antoine Delaunay: piano, Marc Michel Le Bévillon: double bass, Luc Isenmann: drums. Jazz singer Mélanie Dahane invites pianist and arranger Antoine Delaunay to present her recent album, “A French Songbook.” Together, they invite us to listen with fresh ears to a repertoire drawn from the heritage of French song. Their reinterpretation of the pieces is profound, offering an enveloping, luminous, and generous musical experience.

Ode to Brazil with Malou Oheix – Vocals; Jean Saint Loubert – Piano; Ethan Denis – Double Bass; Guillaume Leguérinel – Drums. Festive and danceable music that evokes the swaying rhythms typical of Batucadas, but also an elaborate harmonic language and an undeniable sense of lyricism. The group offers a varied repertoire retracing the great names of the Brazilian musical landscape, from the classics of Gilberto and Jobim to the world of Hermeto Pascoal.

Joan Minor Quartet with Joan Minor – Vocals, Christian Duperray – Double Bass, Étienne Brachet – Drums & Michael Dravigny – Keyboards. The Joan Minor Quartet embodies the authenticity of American jazz blended with the French Touch. A pure sound and a warm connection between an artist and her audience. Joan interprets the full spectrum of jazz and soul, as well as funk, in her inimitable energetic and emotional style: a raw sound.