Filmed at the Zeiss planetarium in Berlin, Musicverse features concerts accompanied by AI-generated projections in real time. Mogli, a versatile artist from Berlin, plunges the audience into a surprising psychedelic world.
Musicverse – Ásgeir
The Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin is the host for Musicverse, a series of concerts enhanced by AI-generated visual elements. Ásgeir, an Icelandic musician with a penchant for dream pop, rains down nebulous particles in waves reminiscent of the northern lights.
Musicverse – orbit
The Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin is the host for Musicverse, a series of concerts enhanced by AI-generated visual elements. Orbit, the band of Marcel Heym, uses morphing to create half-artificial, half-realistic worlds populated by mushrooms and goldfish.
ECM Exploration: Anouar Brahem in Paris
Inspirational oud master Anouar Brahem is joined by three esteemed colleagues to present music from his new album, “After the Last Sky”, in this concert filmed live at the Philharmonie de Paris. Eight years after his previous project, “After the Last Sky” marks the first time that Brahem features a cello in his group music, with Anja Lechner – a cellist as well versed in classical music as in improvisation and in Brahem’s unique sound world – taking a leading role alongside pianist Django Bates and bassist Dave Holland.
ECM Exploration: Avishai Cohen Quartet in Paris
The Philharmonie de Paris celebrates ECM, the legendary record label founded by Manfred Eicher that explores diverse musical horizons, with elegance as its only compass. In gravitation since the late 1990s, trumpeter Avishai Cohen – not to be confused with his compatriot double bassist of the same name – practices a fervent music striving for purity. Formed with Yonathan Avishai (piano), Barak Mori (double bass) and Ziv Ravitz (drums), his acoustic jazz quartet presents Ashes to Gold, a superb album of evolving chiaroscuro released by ECM in 2024.
ECM Explorations: Shai Maestro in Paris
The ECM Explorations series evoke the diversity and abundance of a label with over a thousand records. Discovered in the early 2010s, pianist Shai Maestro’s musical language is rich in nuance and lyricism. For ECM, he has chiselled The Dream Thief (2022), a jewel recorded with Jorge Roeder (double bass) and Ofri Nehemya (drums). In occasion of this concert at the stunning Philharmonie de Paris, Shai Maestro shares the stage with Barak Mori at the bass and Francesco Ciniglio at the drums.
Zoë Më plays Baloise Session
Zoë Më is one of the most exciting young voices on the Swiss pop scene. With her bilingual, poetic and emotionally charged music, she caused a sensation at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025 and showed that some songs find their listeners online rather than live in the audience in the streaming age. But Voyage remains her standout hit – a song for the heart with a social message and growing international relevance.
Berlioz plays Baloise Session
Berlioz, a Cape Town-born, UK-based musician and producer, blends contemporary jazz, Afro-inspired rhythms, and euphoric House into expressive, textured soundscapes. Known for intricate musicianship, he recently self-produced his acclaimed debut album, open this wall.
WOA 23: Skindred
If you’ve always wanted to know what a mixture of Jamaican sounds like paired with metal guitars, punk and drum and bass, you shouldn’t miss Skindred. With 14 albums through its career, the band celebrates its 25th birthday with the new album “Smile”. It is all about fun!
WOA 23: Vixen
The all-female band Vixen emerged during the glory days of glam metal. Best-known for hits such as “Cryin’” and “Edge of a Broken Heart,” Vixen is recognized as one of the best pivotal bands in rock music. Their intense tour activity included this unmissable concert at Wacken Festival.