Suzane

Suzane carves out her path at the intersection of electro-pop and songwriting that speaks of the world as it is. First brought to light by “Toï Toï” and then “Caméo,” she has found a playground where dance, lyricism and electronics move forward together. On stage she alternates rhythmic precision, choreographed gestures and lyrics that get straight to the point, with a careful attention to sound, to ruptures and to breathing space. She will be at Le Silo in Marseille on 11 March 2026, for a date that is part of her 2025–2026 tour.

This live set lines up songs cut for the stage, where synths draw clear lines and the kick drum sets a pulse that invites movement. The new tracks rub shoulders with the staples, in a writing in which the intimate meets the collective. No flashiness — rather a face-to-face with the audience, choruses that linger without forcing, and a way of treating dance as a language. Suzane pushes her search for balance between physical intensity and verbal precision, allowing each song to find its impact without unnecessary effects.