Black Milk + guest

On September 23, 2026, Black Milk takes the stage at the Molotov in Marseille. A rapper and producer from Detroit, he has built over twenty years a broad catalogue that spans solo albums, beat tapes, a live instrumental record and numerous collaborations. He appears as much behind the machines as behind the mic, with unexpected detours — including two singles recorded with Jack White. His playground begins with sampled soul and stretches toward a more organic sound, where the drums hit hard, loops fold and recombine, and where funk, soul, jazz, psychedelic rock, gospel, electronic music and hip‑hop intersect. His signature can also be heard on Danny Brown’s “Really Doe,” featuring Kendrick Lamar, Ab‑Soul and Earl Sweatshirt.

On stage, Black Milk embraces this dual role: a precise MC and an architect of beats. The live show emphasizes rhythmic dynamics, thick bass, razor‑cut keyboards and arrangements that breathe, delivering a set that links studio finesse with the energy of live performance. It’s a concert conceived to let textures, breaks and a taut groove speak for themselves, without unnecessary detours.