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Tako Toki is a "de-growth" trio that emerged from a radical discussion between three seasoned musicians about their role in a society grappling with climate change, digital alienation, and blind consumption. Their premise is unique: creating music using instruments entirely handcrafted from waste, discarded objects, and recycled materials.

Far from a simple DIY demonstration, the trio aims for a noble goal — music that nourishes the body and soul, proving that high-quality sound can emerge from the most modest origins. It is a carbon-neutral, totally unplugged adventure that prepares for the end of the world with humor and creative freshness.

Based in Paris, Eva Blanche weaves a cinematic tapestry at the intersection of Trip-Hop, Electro, and Art-Rock. Her music is a superposition of dense sonic layers where the voice becomes a sculptural instrument.

Her hybrid universe, spanning music, theater, and cinema, offers a fresh perspective on the independent French scene. A voice spanning nearly four octaves and the Japanese Taishōgoto shape a unique and powerful sonic architecture.