La Jam Du Dimanche De Matis Hurion Spéciale Mary J at Le Baiser Sale

This Sunday, the club welcomes back its enfant terrible, Matis Hurion. A drummer with killer grooves, he turns every concert into a playground, drawing the audience into his irresistible energy. Alongside him, Audric Lecompagnon makes the strings dance, JB Kabs purrs on the bass, and guests TŌNI and Likane add spellbinding vocals and playful keyboards.The spark of the evening is Mary J. Blige—the “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul,” discovered in the early 90s, who dared to combine the raw grain of rap with the velvety harmonies of soul. With songs like Real Love, You Remind Me, and Family Affair, she invented a musical language where you dance while recounting your wounds, where choruses are shoulder pads and verses are confidences. Her music is a smile in the midst of a storm, celebration as an antidote, and groove as a promise.Tonight, we won't be copying her, but reinventing her: stretching her songs, shaking them up, spicing them up... until the stage opens for the jam and the whole Baiser Salé beats in unison....

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This Sunday, the club welcomes back its enfant terrible, Matis Hurion. A drummer with killer grooves, he turns every concert into a playground, drawing the audience into his irresistible energy. Alongside him, Audric Lecompagnon makes the strings dance, JB Kabs purrs on the bass, and guests TŌNI and Likane add spellbinding vocals and playful keyboards.The spark of the evening is Mary J. Blige—the “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul,” discovered in the early 90s, who dared to combine the raw grain of rap with the velvety harmonies of soul. With songs like Real Love, You Remind Me, and Family Affair, she invented a musical language where you dance while recounting your wounds, where choruses are shoulder pads and verses are confidences. Her music is a smile in the midst of a storm, celebration as an antidote, and groove as a promise.Tonight, we won't be copying her, but reinventing her: stretching her songs, shaking them up, spicing them up... until the stage opens for the jam and the whole Baiser Salé beats in unison.

Ce dimanche, le club retrouve son enfant terrible Matis Hurion. Batteur aux grooves qui décoiffent, il transforme chaque concert en terrain de jeu, entraînant le public dans ses élans irrésistibles. À ses côtés, Audric Lecompagnon fait danser les cordes, JB Kabs fait ronronner la basse, et les invités TŌNI et Likane viennent ajouter voix envoûtante et claviers espiègles.L’étincelle du soir, c’est Mary J. Blige – la “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul”, découverte au début des années 90, qui a osé marier le grain brut du rap aux harmonies veloutées de la soul. Avec des titres comme Real Love, You Remind Me ou Family Affair, elle a inventé un langage musical où l’on danse en racontant ses blessures, où les refrains sont des épaulettes et les couplets des confidences. Sa musique, c’est le sourire au milieu de la tempête, la fête comme antidote, et le groove comme promesse.Ce soir, on ne viendra pas la copier, mais la réinventer : étirer ses chansons, les secouer, les pimenter… jusqu’à ce que la scène s’ouvre pour la jam et que tout le Baiser Salé batte à l’unisson.

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