So La Lune

On October 17, 2026 at the Rocher de Palmer in Cenon, So La Lune took the stage with the blend of trap and cloud rap that is his signature. Based in Lyon and of Comorian origin, he has made a name for himself through fragmented, introspective writing, a high, resonant voice, and instrumentals that are sometimes airy, sometimes darker. On stage he alternates autotuned singing and a drier rap, unfolding fragments of street life and intimacy, observing everyday life and addressing relationships, with motifs of night and roaming that structure his universe.

Buoyed by the album Fissure de vie (2022) and regular releases, his live show favors continuity over showmanship. Nocturnal moods, diffuse melancholy, tensions and subsequent lulls flow one into another without abruptness. The set relies on the coherence of the sound and the presence of the voice, each track finding its place to form a clear arc between melodic lines and rougher angles. It’s an opportunity to enter a sensitive, hypnotic rap, without unnecessary artifice.