Alizarina

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From a Techno Kick to a melody on the clarinet, <a href="spotify:artist:05ArV5H7vYKGq6sSOpNpu3" data-name="Alizarina">Alizarina</a> oscillates between multiple influences: Klezmer, Tsiganes, Arab or even some Classical Music notes, coming from his childhood musical background. Result of many travels and a tireless curiosity, the music of <a href="spotify:artist:05ArV5H7vYKGq6sSOpNpu3" data-name="Alizarina">Alizarina</a> has got hypnotic power. It settles in your body, whirls in your head, and might ultimately be as one with your inner self. <a href="spotify:artist:05ArV5H7vYKGq6sSOpNpu3" data-name="Alizarina">Alizarina</a> experiments a brand new music matter. His Live set, with a charming clarinet and intoxicating machines, will make you lose control. Sensitive, subtle and poetic, this alchemist offers you an outstretched hand to his world.Heady melodies, inspired arrangements and stomping acid basslines shape a deep and energic music, haunted by the improvisations of the clarinet. After a first and acclaimed album "Melodic Blossom" in 2016, he released earlier this year a new EP with spanish producer <a href="spotify:artist:0DvhQq0PzDC5dyRoH5XCI5" data-name="MiRET">MiRET</a>, and he has been collaborating with interesting artists such as <a href="spotify:artist:2i2cIAyoGVR5fXsShUJiNM" data-name="Mamazu">Mamazu</a> (Japan), <a href="spotify:artist:5cYodhg1fZFGKqCQmgNlZf" data-name="Tuğçe Kurtiş">Tuğçe Kurtiş</a> (Turkey), bulgarian polyphony choir Vadé and circus group Cie Sacorde.