Roxane Arnal

These twists and turns are reflected in his songwriting, his guitar playing and his voice, which is sometimes angelic, sometimes steeped in blues roots.

At a very young age, she decided to form a duo with her teacher, Michel Ghuzel. Beauty and The Beast was born.

Beauty and The Beast was widely reviewed in Blues Mag, Jazz News, Rock & Folk and Blues Again, which wrote: "A high-class album where everything is finely chiselled".

Roxane Arnal feat. Baptiste Bailly

Her meeting with Baptiste Bailly in 2018 gave birth to a new repertoire of original folk-blues compositions infused with jazz. The duo moved to Valencia (Spain) and recorded several tracks at the JazzTone studio. They were joined by David Gadea, one of the leading percussionists on the Spanish scene. This experience gave rise to their first EP, Doorways, the embryo of their forthcoming album.

Back in France, ELIOR took shape when they met musicians Antony Gatta (drums) and Clément Faure (guitar & bass) and British producer Duncan Roberts. All of them brought a new dimension to the compositions of the two protagonists.

For this acoustic concert, Roxane Arnal will be performing as a duo with guitarist Clément Faure.