The world may seem to be quite divided, but the universality of music brings everyone together through a majestic connection. Striking chords within hearts everywhere, Buddha Da Great connects his fan base across the world through the empowering melodies that reinforce ideas of love, tolerance and acceptance. 
Born in Atlanta, GA and currently a resident of Millerton, NY, Buddha Da Great is an emerging part of the resurgent Hip-Hop culture. The aspiring rapper also considers himself as an experimentalist and infuses the genres of Trap, Reggae and Rhythm & Blues into his masterful productions. 
Buddha Da Great, having lived through a challenging and troubled childhood, was greatly fascinated by the therapeutic element of music which compelled him to discover his own talents, and pursue a career as a serious music artist. 
As an artist who is still climbing new heights, Buddha Da Great measures his success one step at a time. This allows him to cherish success with constructive feedback of his audiences, especially when his music is acknowledged for its life-saving impact on listeners.  
So far in his career, Buddha Da Great believes that his coolest show was his live stage performance with Young Thug, T.I and Chief Keef. He believes that the ethos of the success of a live performance lies in the slapping beats and insane vibes; something that he promises in his performances. 
Buddha Da Great believes that his music, sound and quality are entirely authentic, cosmic and fulfilling. Although he sounds completely original as an individual artist, his music has been compared to that of Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane and Migos. Buddha Da Great has shared stage performances with Young Thug, Chief Keef and T.I, and looks forward to more collaboration. 
The latest single he released, ‘What’s your name,’ is available on online music forums such as iTunes. As of now, he is about to release a fresh EP and will direct his attention into recording and releasing new music.

Hassan Abou Alam is one of Egypt’s musical exports, steadily publishing his work since 2008 on diverse labels such as Naive, Banoffee Pies, Rhythm Section, Casa Voyager and more.

Since 2008, Hassan has been playing around with his gear, forging multiple live performances. A hard to pin down sound that utilizes analog and digital instruments, a form of organized chaos that he portrays with extreme finesse—his Boiler Room set last year is testament to his genre bending capabilities. Through Red Bull’s RBMA Abou Alam was given a chance to mingle musically with the ancient people of Luxor. The result? A phenomenal live performance in Cairo two years ago fusing traditional folklore with electronica, successfully pinning him as one of Egypt’s most versatile musicians.

His sound as a DJ is constantly evolving, springing to life through the crevices of house, breaks, noise, bass, grime, techno and more.

doing music since a few years, decided to recently share it. project of an album in 2024

Creative, festive, subversive, Crusty Combo's jazz claims to be alternative. It feeds on blues, funk, jazz and American folk music, as much as European composition and improvisation. Here the influences of Bill Frisell or John Scofield are as important as the ones of Johnny Cash, Tom Waits and even Nino Rota. The coherence of the repertoire and of the sound identity are guaranteed by many original compositions and arrangements and by an unique, skilled and adventurous quartet.

Crusty Combo:

David Adrian (drums)
Hugo Rivière (double bass)
Jean-Baptiste Tandé (guitar, vocals)
Hugo Van Rechem (violin)

Booking / Public Relations : crusty.combo.music@gmail.com

♕ Tako Tsubo ♕ 


Nouvel album « Tako Tsubo » le 26 mars 2021 ! 🐙💙
Écouter et commander : https://qlima.cool/TAKO-TSUBO

Tako Tsubo :  le « syndrome des cœurs brisés » se manifeste par une déformation du cœur dû à un trop-plein d’émotion, qu’elle soit une intense tristesse ou une joie sidérante. 

Ce deuxième album est un album de rupture, comme un cœur qui bat très fort mais d’une pulsation discontinue.Hématome, Submarine, Fou, Peur des filles, L’équilibriste… Une ode en 13 titres à l’amour ambivalent, aux doutes, euphories, chagrins, succès et folie : autant de symptômes qui, réunis, désignent le syndrome de Tako Tsubo. 

Dates de concert — http://qlima.cool/LIMPERATRICE_TOUR-2021

Youtube — http://qlima.cool/IMPE_youtube

Facebook — https://qlima.cool/Limpe_FB

Instagram — https://qlima.cool/LImpe_INSTA

☼ microqlima records — www.microqlima.cool

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label/ microqlima — antoine@microqlima.cool, alexandra@microqlima.cool
booking/ — antoine@thetalentboutique.fr
newsletter/ — qlima.cool/bulletin-impé

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Une couronne, plusieurs visages...

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