Saliah take over | NYOKOBOP Festival

Doors open 00h30

The NYOKOBOP festival, organized by Le Hasard Ludique and Super !, focuses on contemporary music from territories still underrepresented on our stages.

Since 2018, it has offered a glimpse of the immense diversity of music revolutionizing the global musical landscape. In 7 editions, hosted by Le Hasard Ludique, hundreds of artists have been programmed, and dozens of nationalities, sounds, languages, faces and struggles represented.

NYOKOBOP returns in December 2026 for an 8th edition !

Line-up for 04 December :

· Saliah

Saliah is a British-Lebanese artist, music producer and internationally acclaimed DJ, whose meteoric rise has established her as one of the most exciting voices on today's global club scene. Known for her bold and conceptual sonic universe as well as her remarkable technical mastery, Saliah creates bridges between music from the SWANA region, UK bass-heavy club genres and many other influences, giving birth to sets both deeply rooted in their origins and resolutely focused on the future.

· Malaise Vagal

Malaise Vagal is an artist, producer, singer and DJ based in Paris, resident on Radio Flouka. She explores a multitude of styles while retaining a signature born of her cynical view on contemporary societal practices and global dynamics. Her DJing is a reflection of her era, postmodern and polymorphic. Her sets are influenced as much by internet culture as by club, rap, pop and SWANA references.

Her debut album La Joconde was released in April 2026, where she evolves within a dystopian universe and navigates genres ranging from alternative pop to more experimental sounds.

· Yasmn

Algerian DJ & Producer based in Paris and resident on Radio Flouka, YASMN defines her approach to electronic music as daring and electrifying, not limiting herself to any genre and constantly exploring sound. Her universe blends bass, techno/trance and percussive hybrids with intensity, creating a hyper-charged and immersive rave experience. She amplifies her style by fusing the musical rhythms of the global south with club music energy, linking cultural expressions to modern soundscapes.