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" I came from Brittany in 2014 and there was almost no scene. We built it gig by gig — La Belle et La Bête ran ten years. Cabaret, rock, Latin, Celtic, Arabic, Balkan — whatever the night wants.
Don't be too much of a crowd pleaser. People are more eager than we think to hear something strange and surprising — give them that, not just the covers.
My advice to venues: make ticketed events, promote them properly, and don't be cheap on the sound system. Quality first — the rest follows.
" I grew up in a culture full of percussion and rhythms — in Morocco it's everywhere. It was the women playing and singing at the weddings; it goes deep into how you're raised.
If you focus on quality, the money follows — maybe not today, but people will hear about you eventually. Soul Kitchen does it right: invest in the sound, welcome the musicians, and the room stays till the end.
One rainy night in Hà Nội the owner said nobody would show. I told him everybody's going to be here — and they were, a hundred in the yard despite the rain. People come out for quality.
This month's scene, shot by Minh Hoàng — sweaty rooms, late sets and the faces that show up. A new photographer features each edition.







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