Talk to the artists about their approach to experimentation and improvisation, using Ableton, the modular synth and the Iranian tombak.

At the gateway to the Tunisian desert, Azu Tiwaline offers a sonic panorama of electronic universes, textured with traditional Saharan instruments and novel technological devices. Somewhere between ambient, experimental dub and tribal noise, the Franco-Tunisian dj-producer reinterprets the ecstatic trances of Berber music, dub and techno culture. She is accompanied by Franco-Iranian Cinna Peyghamy, a specialist in Persian percussion and synthetic modulations made from homemade instruments for a purely hypnotic, polyrhythmic experience.

Participant profile: All audiences, musicians and festival-goers.