Latcho Drom

Description

Affirmative and combative, KALIKA's voice hits like a punch in a velvet glove. Bam! Her raw lyrics tell the tumultuous love and sex stories of a 22-year-old young feminist. Taking her nickname from Sara-la-Kali, a saint revered by the Gypsy community of Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer, as well as from Kali, the Indian goddess of destruction and reconstruction, this modern-day Catherine Ringer strikes with her voice, her gaze crackling with rage but a smile gracing her sweet face. LATCHO DROM, which means "good road," is the title of her first EP. A true revelation on stage in recent months, she will defend it on the road with over fifty dates planned, including Le Printemps de Bourges, Les Francofolies de la Rochelle, Art Rock…