Fête de la musique : Ko Shin Moon’s concert

Immerse yourself in the psychedelic world of Ko Shin Moon to celebrate the Fête de la musique and the beginning of summer!

During an unforgettable one-hour concert, dance to the rhythm of the otherworldly hybrid melodies of the band born in 2017. At the crossroads between SynthFolk and space disco, come one and all to celebrate music in an electric atmosphere. Opening the evening, discover Jessy Lindsay, a Franco-Ontarian indie-pop singer who’s making waves in Ottawa.

Ko Shin Moon was born in 2017, at a crossroads between traditional Eastern strings and electronic music machines. After spending four years in India collecting folk instruments, Axel Moon discovered that his old friend Niko Shin had started a recording studio filled with analog synths and vintage gear.
From this private haven, Ko Shin Moon create otherworldly, hybrid melodies where psychedelia meets space disco, and electric bağlama and oud riffs embrace the harmonics of the sitar.
In line with the works of Haruomi Hosono (the band name is a reference to one of his exotica albums), Ko Shi Moon draws from a vast lineage of experimentalists and music explorers such as David Byrne, Bill Laswell, Jah Wobble, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Clara Mondshine.
Through stylistic experimentation, the band outlines a universe of contrasts. Their credo: eclecticism, cosmopolitanism and hybridity.

“Ko Shin Moon is the new Parisian band to follow closely” LE NOUVEL OBS

“Khruangbin fans will be delighted. A total mind trip !” ROLLING STONE

“The ability to take a single track throughout so many different energies and sounds is what
makes Ko Shin Moon such an intriguing act (…) Prepare for more whimsical and curious journeys
through cultures and generations” EARMILK

“Giorgio Moroder jamming on a Moog Modular synth with Thylacine and Acid Arab on a music
pattern from Ravi Shankar : (…) this is the summary of the start of Ko Shin Moon’s career”
GONZ