It all started long before the international success of DJ Snake or that raï was recognized as a heritage of humanity by Unesco. At the dawn of the 2010s, in the fever of nights without drums or trumpets, without borders or limits, without format or dictates of politically correct bpm, a collective began to dynamite the music of France with a resolutely oriental point of view or rather with an offbeat Arab horizon, fundamentally anchored in the dancefloor. After torrid nights, sweaty evenings and concerts designed with…
