Tribeqa

Tribeqa is a French band from Nantes, known for their eclectic blend of jazz, hip-hop, and world music. Formed in 2003 by Josselin Quentin and Benjamin Bouton, the group has evolved over the years, incorporating various musical styles and members. Josselin Quentin is a key figure, contributing on balafon and composition, while other current members include Étienne Arnoux-Moreau on guitar, Malou Oheix on lead vocals and synth bass, and Julien Ouvrard on drums. Tribeqa has released several albums, including their self-titled debut in 2008, "Qolors" in 2010, and "Experiment" in 2016. Their music often features a dynamic mix of electronic beats, live instruments, and soulful vocals, reflecting themes of everyday life and social justice.

The band's discography includes a range of albums and remixes, such as "Experiment Remixes," which showcases their ability to blend traditional and modern sounds. Some of their notable tracks include "Never Stop," "Touriste," and "Bridge the Gap," which highlight their unique fusion of jazz, hip-hop, and electronic elements. Tribeqa's music is both energizing and thought-provoking, making them a standout in the French music scene.