Bamby

On March 5, 2027, Bamby takes over L’Autre Canal in Nancy. A leading figure on the Francophone Caribbean scene, the singer from French Guiana has been developing since the mid-2010s a dancehall sound nourished by pop and urban music. First noticed with singles like "Who Mad Again" and "Run di Place", often in tandem with Jahyanai, she has established herself between mainland France and the overseas territories while asserting her voice as a singer‑songwriter and her ear for instrumentals.

On stage, Bamby lines up rhythmic productions where melody takes the lead. She alternates singing with spoken sections close to Jamaican toasting, moves between French, Creole and Jamaican Patois, and forges a natural bridge between the energy of sound systems and the demands of live performance. Her repertoire spans dancehall, afro‑dancehall and urban pop, with melodic hooks and a clean, uncluttered groove. The set connects the tracks that made her name with more recent material, driven by a sense of tempo tailored for both the stage and the dancefloor. An evening to appreciate Bamby’s range and the way she sculpts rhythm and voice, live.