Meï Teï Shô

Meï Teï Shô is a French music band known for blending genres like jazz, afrobeat, and dub. Originating from Lyon, France, the group has been active since 2000. Their music is characterized by its energetic and repetitive patterns, often incorporating improvisations, instrumentals, and vocals. This eclectic sound reflects a mix of cultures, evident in the languages used and the diverse musical influences. The band's name, Meï Teï Shô, is derived from a Japanese term describing a trance-like state, which they aim to evoke through their music.

Meï Teï Shô has released several albums, including *Maxi* (2000), *Xam Sa Bop* (2001), *Live* (2002), *Remix mini LP* (2002), *Lô Bâ* (2004), and *Take a Ride* (2009). The band members include Bruce Sherfield on vocals, Eric Teruel on Fender Rhodes, Jean-Phi Chalte handling machines, Germain Samba on drums, and Boris Kulenovic on bass guitar. With over 500 gigs under their belt, Meï Teï Shô has established a strong presence in the French music scene.