Go_A Europavox 2022

Marina Satti boldly marches through musical frontiers. This Greek artist with Sudanese roots gleefully draws on Arabic pop and Balkan folk to create her uniquely Aegean hip hop sound.

With their openly Dadaist approach, Estonian Puuluup are giving Northern European folk music a fresh lease of life. Discover the phenomenon at the Europavox festival.

Up-and-coming Ukrainian artist Nina Eba creates a unique sound at the crossroads of pop art and electronic music. Blending bass music, hyperpop and club influences, her solo project reflects a creative journey shaped by DJing and experimental sound exploration.

Lubiana presents Terre Rouge, her second album, to the Europavox festival audience. A bubble of sweetness carried by the sound of her kora.

Love'n'Joy are three young Ukrainians heavily inspired by the golden age of British psych in the 60s and 70s. Now exiled to Berlin, they've toured heavily since last year in support of their foundation "Musicians Defend Ukraine."

The soft, evocative music of jazz duo Svaneborg Kardyb is a welcome balm at the Europavox festival. You might even call it musical hygge.

The cinematic, repetitive music of Polish instrumentalist Dobrawa Czocher evokes the work of Philip Glass in its textured atmospheres and deep emotion. A dreamy neoclassical highlight of the Europavox festival.