Caïman + Gaouta + Lia Lux

Release party for Caïman’s new album, marked by ghosts, wonder and rebellion with a killer line-up & some thrilling surprises guaranteed.
Suggested dress code: dreamcore.
Activist stands & exclusive merch (tbc).

Caïman

Sometimes compared to a “Lyonnais Patti Smith” fused with Marika Hackman or Liz Fraser from the Cocteau Twins, Caïman has proven herself across a wide range of stages, including the Musilac Festival. Three years after releasing her debut album À la lueur (Le Cri du Charbon), she is preparing to unveil a new record — a blend of ethereal folk-rock and gothic dreampop — self-produced with the support of her audience. Caïman’s new mantras are vessels, gateways between worlds — those where dreams and revolts are born.

Gaouta

Gaouta is a Moroccan artist based in Casablanca. A multi-instrumentalist, she writes, composes, and produces her own cold wave/post-punk music sung in Darija (Moroccan Arabic dialect). On stage, she performs solo on drums. Mixing 80s sonorities with personal storytelling, she explores toxic romances and existential crises through a melancholic, DIY aesthetic. A rising figure in North Africa’s underground scene, Gaouta embodies a free, clear-sighted, and radically contemporary voice of the new Morocco.

Lia Lux

Originally from Switzerland, Lia Lux is a DJ and electronic music producer. Her sound flows between groovy deep house and dark wave. In 2024, she joined the Jolene Records label, driven by a desire to nurture a house scene combining rhythmic depth and luminous atmospheres. Alongside her DJ sets, she is developing two live projects — Aur and Sainte-Aube — where she composes, produces, sings, and performs with her analog synthesizers, creating an organic and immersive approach to electronic music.

+ Suspended tickets can be sent to Caïman’s association email: saturnattack.asso@gmail.com
The suspended tickets will be redistributed to interested people through collectives and associations close to her, including Collectif Soutiens/Migrants Croix-Rousse.