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Last Marseille date of the year for Basses Fréquences, your favourite stadium festival, for an autumn night at the club that smells of roasted chestnuts and Techno carefully cooked on a wood-burning stove.

But since down our way October feels just like your 1998 summer, it is in a sizzling 'extended set' double format that this programme follows in the tradition of our Techno nights, where we clear the floor for two French artists to heat up the atmosphere at 22 Rue Jobin.

We will be welcoming the superb Tauceti, a well-known figure on the French techno scene renowned for her mature and precise sets, the very same artist who recently shared the bill with Rødhåd—no less—at Nuits Sonores 2026 for a remarkable b2b.

Backed by releases on 30D, Artaphine and Vaerel Records, she has been championing a dark, tropical and sensual universe through her percussive and elegant DJ sets for years.

And since unique voices and creative minds also rise from the heart of the city, Boskøw—the multifaceted Phocaean troublemaker, producer, DJ and artistic director—returns to the club for his second appearance of the year to showcase the local scene in panoramic view, armed with hypnotic and stirring sounds.

A high-flying tandem for a night for lovers of rare and precious sounds, for adventurous minds and moving bodies looking to experience sensations from the front row. Low frequencies, high intensity.

—————— TAUCETI Over recent years, Tauceti has established herself as one of the leading voices of the new generation of techno artists. Her performances are characterised by a refined elegance, making every listening experience particularly memorable.

Through her work exploring sound design, Tauceti develops a singular approach to techno with her innovative and immersive soundscapes. Influenced by the worlds of cinema and digital arts, her production