#Jazzdedemain Beatrice Civaton – Racines Sonores

With "Racines Sonores," singer and composer Béatrice Civaton begins a new phase of her artistic journey, an original creation in residence, at the intersection of contemporary jazz and Caribbean pulses. Songs in French and Creole draw a sensitive and embodied soundscape. A weaver of melodies, she subtly explores improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and the living memory of the islands. Around her, five musicians skillfully construct this living sound architecture. Léa Molina, on the flute, breathes ethereal lines that evoke the wind of the heights, sometimes gentle, sometimes impetuous. On the 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 earthy depths, 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 young, emerging talents! The goal? To offer them a creative laboratory, a setting to develop their repertoire, refine their stage presence, and experiment freely, test new compositions, and offer an intimate set. A promising and promising niche where creativity and excitement know no bounds!