Pisica ORIGINALS: CHATON FORT REOPENING

Pisica ORIGINALS celebrates the reopening of Chaton Fort with an electronic evening at Point Fort d'Aubervilliers. Expect an exploration of electronic sounds featuring artists from the local and international scene.

Pisica ORIGINALS, a collective known for its electronic music events, takes over Point Fort d'Aubervilliers to mark the reopening of Chaton Fort. This special evening will spotlight several artists, offering a panorama of electronic music's diverse facets. The goal is to create an atmosphere conducive to discovery and sharing, faithful to the spirit of gatherings initiated by Pisica ORIGINALS.

Among the announced artists, Automatic Writing and Legram VG will bring their respective universes, often characterized by rich sonic textures and driving rhythms. Alex Troubetzkoy and Saar, also present, are figures who contribute to the effervescence of Paris's electronic scene, each with a distinct approach to production and mixing. These artists are renowned for their ability to craft immersive sets, navigating between different shades of electronic music, from house to techno, through more experimental sounds.

Turkish musician Sibil, whose presence is also announced, promises to bring a unique touch to this programming. Her work often integrates varied influences, fusing traditional elements with contemporary electronic productions, enriching the listening experience. The diversity of artistic profiles gathered for this occasion guarantees an evening where electronic music enthusiasts can enjoy a wide array of styles and sounds, in a convivial setting.

This meeting at Point Fort d'Aubervilliers is an opportunity to (re)discover this cultural venue and celebrate the vitality of Paris's electronic scene. Pisica ORIGINALS is committed to proposing events where musical quality is at the heart of the experience, and this reopening evening will be no exception. It's an opportunity for the public to immerse themselves in crafted sonic atmospheres and enjoy carefully curated programming.