Acid Arab in concert in Paris: upcoming dates for an immersion in electro-oriental music

Acid Arab will perform a special concert at the Rex Club in Paris on February 6, 2025. Renowned for their innovative fusion of electronic music and oriental sounds, the group founded by Guido Minisky and Hervé Carvalho offers a singular musical experience, halfway between acid house and the traditional rhythms of North Africa and the Middle East. On stage, their performances integrate acoustic instruments, haunting vocals and electronic beats, transporting their audience into a vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Founded in 2012 in Paris, Acid Arab was born out of a fascination with Eastern music, discovered during trips to Tunisia and explorations of the underground music scene. Their career really took off with the release of the "Acid Arab Collections" EP in 2013 on Versatile Records. The original blend of oriental melodies and electronic rhythms quickly won over an international audience. Their debut album, "Musique de France" released in 2016, meets with widespread critical and public success, consolidating their place on the global electro scene.

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Their musical style is characterized by a perfect harmony between the analog sounds of acid house and oriental musical influences. Inspired by artists such as Omar Souleyman and Moroccan Gnawa traditions, Acid Arab creates a bridge between cultures. Tracks such as "Leila", "Stil" and "Club DZ" illustrate their ability to fuse disparate sonic worlds while remaining accessible to electronic music fans. Their latest album, "Trois", released in 2023, further explores these bold combinations, collaborating with musicians and singers from the Arab world.

With stage performances renowned for their intensity and ability to get crowds dancing, Acid Arab has established itself as a key player on the contemporary electro scene. The February 6 concert promises an electric evening, blending modernity and tradition.

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