Bamby

On February 5, 2027, Bamby is at the Espace Julien in Marseille. Carried by the francophone Caribbean scene, the singer from French Guiana has, since the mid-2010s, shaped a dancehall that intersects pop and urban music. Self-taught, she writes and composes, is involved in her productions and places melody at the heart of the rhythm. Between singing and spoken passages reminiscent of Jamaican toast, she deploys a supple flow and navigates between languages, from French to Creole and Jamaican patois.

Spotted with a series of singles in dancehall playlists, including "Who Mad Again" and "Run di Place," often in tandem with Jahyanai, Bamby has built bridges between mainland France and the Caribbean territories. On stage, her afro-dancehall tinged with urban pop aims for clubs and sound systems, with catchy hooks, heavy bass and a direct vocal presence. In Marseille, she brings these influences together in a label-free set designed to make people move, balancing Caribbean vibes with a strong melodic sense.