Woman Soldier

Description

Morgane Ji makes a point of being where she is least expected, and that is her strength. Morgane Ji strikingly embodies the fusion of multiple origins, characteristic of her native Réunion. A volcanic temperament, mysterious roots, African, Indian, and Asian. Regarding her style and aesthetics, and to speak in labels, no one has managed to put her in a "pigeonhole" to this day. An alien rock pop artist in her country, a UFO of electronic world music abroad. Her trademark is her vocal signature, polymorphic, hoarse, sweet, animalistic. Mystical, a warrior at heart, she weaves with her electric banjo, between a technoid drum'n'bass and the hypnotic slides of a bottleneck on a guitar. The one whom the English press has dubbed the "Creole Queen" honed her stage skills on the campuses of Norwich, East London, at the Jazz Café in Camden, and at the Pavilion Theater in Brighton. At the heart of her creative process, photography, graphic design, and dreamlike soundscapes become complementary and inseparable. After two self-produced albums and over a hundred concerts abroad, Morgane Ji signs with Aztec Musique and RFI for her new album "Woman Soldier," which symbolizes the fighting spirit of a resolutely independent female artist and pays tribute to the multiple and daily struggles of women around the world.