Clelya Abraham - Somi Special

Born into a family of musicians, Clélya Abraham developed a passion for composition at an early age. Little by little, her efforts focused on the piano, the young musician feeling more intimate with the instrument that allowed her to create. At the age of 18, she turns more particularly to Jazz, Nu Soul and World Music (Africa, Caribbean, Reunion, Brazil), styles in which she blossoms thanks to the freedom given by improvisation. She multiplies the concerts in various projects, as leader or sidewoman (Abraham Trio, Maë Defays, Crafting quintet, Teddy Sorrès, Ora project, etc...). This third year of residency is an opportunity for her to deepen her various projects, but especially to continue to explore and share new experiences, with renowned musicians such as Arnaud Dolmen, Tilo Bertholo, Balthazar Naturel, Sélène Saint-Aimé, Samuel F'hima, Antonin Fresson...

Clélya Abraham invites us to an evening around the Afro-American singer Somi. Having discovered her a few years ago, she particularly liked her universe: a jazz mixed with soul and African music, coupled with a clever contrast between rhythms anchored in the earth and an often aerial, poetic and bewitching song. She will be surrounded by talented musicians of the Parisian jazz scene: Kevin Lazakis on guitar, Teddy Sorres on bass and Andy Berald-Catelo on drums.

Created in 2012, the #JazzDeDemain slot has given birth to a series of monthly and bimonthly residencies, allowing young artists to experiment on stage, to hone a repertoire, while presenting it to the public. A promising and promising niche where creativity and emulsion have no limits. #BeCurious!