ARTIST 2024

Youssra El Hawary (Egypt) Special closing concert byYoussra El Hawary is an independent artist from Cairo, known for her work as a singer-songwriter and accordionist. She gained prominence with her album “El Soor” (The Wall), addressing Egypt’s political situation. In 2017, she released the first crowdfunded album in Egypt, No’oum Nasyeen.

Ritmo (Egypt) Ritmo is a group of six girls deeply passionate about their unique blend of music. They mix various genres to express their love for music and its connection to different cultures. Join them for a captivating performance featuring Egyptian, oriental, Lebanese, Khaliji, and English songs.

Nouran Abutaleb (Egypt) Nouran Abutaleb is an Egyptian singer who began her music career in 2020 after studying law and working in social development. She gained recognition with her unique take on popular Arabic songs, including “Ya Ghali,” which has over 20 million views on YouTube. Nouran has collaborated with international musicians and performed at

Julie Odell (USA) New Orleans singer-songwriter Julie Odell blends folk, poetry, and colorful melodies into a warm and vibrant tapestry. Starting in 2000, she developed her sound in New Orleans, creating dynamic performances as a bandleader. Her songs juxtapose chaotic highs with quiet lows, characterized by honest lyrics and a hauntingly versatile voice. Her debut

JaMese (Hungary) JaMese is an English-Hungarian band that combines storytelling with folk and jazz elements. Led by singer-songwriter Emese Molnár, the band has been a staple in Hungarian music for over ten years, with four albums and numerous festival appearances. Their performances mix original songs with poetic arrangements, creating a distinctive live experience. Their 2023

Gold Mass (Italy) Gold Mass is a physicist-turned-independent-electronic artist. In 2021, she was recognized as one of Europe’s top emerging talents at the Eurosonic festival. Her work features rarefied sounds and explosive atmospheres, exploring dark, minimal territories with a magnetic vocal presence. Her debut album, “Transitions,” caught the attention of international producers like Howie B

Fanenka (Spain) Faneka is one of the musical revelations of recent years. Many describe the project as a standout fusion of Latin American folklore and progressive rock, with influences from North American and Iberian folk traditions. The group, consisting of Inés de Lis, Bruna González, Anika, and Alán Denis, has crafted a raw yet magical

Céline Rudolph (Germany) Céline Rudolph is a vocalist, composer, and poet who travels between Berlin, São Paulo, Bordeaux, and New York, blending genres and languages to convey messages of love, beauty, and freedom. With her band SONIQS, Rudolph delivers a complex yet light-hearted performance that integrates loops, effects, and percussion. She has earned several accolades,

Bára Zmeková (Czech) Bára Zmeková is a singer-songwriter and pianist from Prague, known as one of the most distinct female voices in the Czech music scene. Her music blends folk, jazz, and classical elements with a touch of electronica. Her songs are delicate yet playful, as she effortlessly switches between piano and synths on stage.

Ameni Riahi (Tunisia) Ameni Riahi is a prominent Tunisian artist known for blending traditional sounds with modern rhythms. Her performances offer a rich auditory experience that reflects her cultural heritage and artistic expertise. Ameni’s unique voice and ability to merge Tunisian music with contemporary styles create a captivating musical journey.

La Prenda Roja (Spain) La Prenda Roja, featuring Cristina López, Sara Sambola, and Ana Brenes, blends charisma and sensitivity in their debut album. The band combines a range of experiences into a mix of delicacy and emotional intensity. La Prenda Roja uses the color red as a symbol to explore strength, passion, and empowerment, linked