Lo'Jo is a vibrant musical collective from France, renowned for their eclectic blend of world music influences. The band was formed in the late 1980s in Angers by singer-keyboardist Denis Péan and violinist Richard Bourreau. Their music is a melting pot of styles incorporating elements of French chanson, North African music, gypsy swing, and other global rhythms, creating a cross-cultural fusion that defies easy categorization. Over the years, Lo'Jo has evolved into a dynamic ensemble, often featuring a wide array of guest musicians that contribute to the rich tapestry of their sound.

With a prolific career spanning over three decades, Lo'Jo has continued to enchant audiences with their innovative and poetic interpretations of world music. Albums like "Fonetiq Flowers," "310 Lunes," and "Cinéma El Mundo" showcase the band's ability to traverse musical boundaries, incorporating poetic lyrics and diverse instruments like the kora, violin, and accordion. The release of "Transe de papier" and its subsequent remixes, along with the evocative "Permettez Majesté," are a testament to their enduring relevance and creativity in the contemporary music scene. Through their artistic collaboration and relentless exploration of the musical landscape, Lo'Jo has cemented their reputation as one of the most distinctive and visionary groups in the world music genre.

Genres

Afrobeat Fusion

Latest Release

Mandiego

Lo'Jo

Single - Released July 4, 2024