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Disco Atlas (with accompanying artists)
The concept is centered on Disco Atlas’ own artistic project, in which he invites artists to join as surprise guests. By collaborating with Gnawa musicians—specifically emerging performers rather than established Maâlems—Disco Atlas highlights how the music he plays can organically merge with live instrumentation. The aim is to demonstrate that this sound is flexible, alive, and open to reinterpretation through live performance, creating a unique and spontaneous experience each time.
Dates and times
Saturday, March 28, 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Address
Moll de Barcelona, Port Vell (Port of Barcelona). Scene.
The concept revolves around Disco Atlas's own artistic project, in which he invites artists to join him as surprise guests. By collaborating with Gnawa musicians—particularly emerging performers rather than established Maâlems—Disco Atlas highlights how the music he plays can organically merge with live instrumentation. The goal is to show that this sound is flexible, alive, and open to reinterpretation through live performance, creating a unique and spontaneous experience each time.
Disco Atlas
Disco Atlas is a sound research and performance project rooted in Morocco. It focuses on archiving, recontextualizing, and presenting Moroccan musical heritage through rare recordings, field research, and contemporary listening practices. The project bridges traditional sounds and experimental approaches, highlighting the social histories behind the music while giving visibility and credit back to the original artists and their communities.
