Live music in March

In March, we move between Orient and Occident, old-school and contemporary, across all genres and directions.

Currents Festival: L’Rain, Noémi Büchi, Moor Mother

The Currents Festival at Moods and Exil aims to be a stage for contemporary music that stands between all genre boundaries. This year, the two days at Moods are particularly exciting, bringing very experimental artists to the stage. L'Rain, for example, celebrates a kind of ambient R'n'B that unfolds the pull of an LSD trip. Moor Mother mixes jazz and hip-hop with activism and earthy spirituality. And the currently omnipresent acoustic researcher Noémi Büchi presents the world premiere of her work "Cataclysm" for wind instruments and electronics.

08 - 09 March, March, Moods

L'Rain

Moods

L'Rain

She is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, performer and curator. We are talking about Taja Cheek aka L'Rain. With her music, the New Yorker creates a ...

Noémi Büchi

Moods

Noémi Büchi

"I have no specific intention with the music. I want to move something. If something moves physically, that's enough for me". In fact, it's not just the ...

Moor Mother

Moods

Moor Mother

Music and activism go hand in hand for Camae Ayewa aka Moor Mother. In her lyrics as well as in workshops and installations, the American sings, writes ...

Noura Mint Seymali

Of the many desert blues acts that have attracted attention in recent years, Noura Mint Seymali is definitely one of the most interesting. After all, she is the only internationally recognised musician from Mauritania and therefore an ambassador for a musical culture that remains largely unknown to most of us. Seymali's vocals and her nine-string harp, which is only played by women in the desert country, become part of an unheard-of jam session on stage, complemented on the other side by a classic bass, drums and guitar instrumentation.

16 March, Moods

Noura Mint Seymali

Moods

Noura Mint Seymali

The singer and instrumentalist Noura Mint Seymali transforms the traditional music of Mauritania into driving desert blues. Traditional instruments such as ...

Published from Steffen Kolberg on February 29, 2024.

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