Zeph + Victoria Flavian + Miae

Presented by Madline Imagine a winter country club, the smell of mint, the steam from teacups on a bar. Zeph stands there, in a forest green polo shirt and Adidas joggers.

A singer-songwriter, producer, and musician, he combines the sophistication of French chanson with the sharp realism of produced pop. It's on stage that he gives meaning to his music through his sensitive, dreamy arrangements.

Victoria Flavian is the voice you hear when the party dies down. Between rock energy, electronic textures, and introspective pop, she explores breakups, desire, endless nights, and everything that overflows.

A young lesbian woman of mixed heritage, she writes from the margins with frontal sincerity, transforming her scars into choruses and her anger into poetry.

Influenced by Miki, Iliona, and Lola Young, she develops an intense and narrative live performance, balancing vulnerability, power, and emotional overflow. City lights at 3 AM, smudged lipstick, and a song hummed on the way home.

Miae writes like keeping a diary that you eventually sing with others. Blending French chanson, alternative pop, rock, and electronic textures, she composes sensitive and direct pieces where vulnerability becomes a strength.

She tells stories of overflowing loves, healing nights, and intimate metamorphoses. A sincere, luminous, and profoundly human universe.