Arne Vinzon • Lem • Rouge Gorge

Friday, March 6, 2026 at the Nouveau Casino in Paris, Arne Vinzon and Les Disques Pavillon bring together three singular voices for an evening between electro, pop and synth-driven chanson. Three worlds, three moods, a shared desire to bend emotions without dramatizing them.

Lem, a Belgian electropop trio, unfurls dark, precise poetry carried by Wilf Plum’s supple bass, Flo Cha’s acute synths and Nicolas Ekla’s raw voice. A clear, minimal and tense sound that plays on tension and contrast.

Rouge Gorge, aka Robin Poligné, strips things back to essentials with a front-and-center keyboard and a deep voice that tells of healing, love, mistakes, flowers, rain and what lingers between joy and sorrow. Spare melodies, restrained electronics and sideways moves that nod to the 1970s and 1980s.

Arne Vinzon continues his course between humor and melancholy, persistent memories and ironic detours. Guided by Matthieu Devos’s synths, he navigates between hurried rhythms and slower breaths, shaping songs that catch with their edges and imagery.

As a bonus, the presentation of “Le Pari,” Lem’s new 45 rpm single, bringing together the voices of Nicolas Ekla and Arne Vinzon. A meeting that blurs the borders between their worlds and brings the evening full circle.