To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Stereolux is giving Pamela carte blanche. The Franco-British duo formed by Sam Sprent and Simon Quénéa embraces spontaneity to create raw, instinctive music. Their debut EP, LIVE. SHIFT. DREAM., channels an urgent, vibrant energy, blending dance, indie rock and britpop. Co-produced with Pierre Cheguillaume (Zaho de Sagazan), the project draws inspiration from LCD Soundsystem, The Cure and Soulwax. Unleashing its full power on stage, PAMELA has emerged as an intense and promising project with a strong live identity. This special evening will feature numerous artists from the duo’s orbit, with concerts, DJ sets and performances to keep you dancing from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Club Pamela will open on September 17. And you don’t need to be a private member to join in! Featuring: Green Line Marching band, Crenoka, Alexis Delong, Silly Boy Blue, Dugars, the Ouin Ouin club: Etienne Quenea, Mackenzie Leighton & Rooki… To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Stereolux is giving Pamela carte blanche. The Franco-British duo formed by Sam Sprent and Simon Quénéa embraces spontaneity to create raw, instinctive music. Their debut EP, LIVE. SHIFT. DREAM., channels an urgent, vibrant energy, blending dance, indie rock and britpop. Co-produced with Pierre Cheguillaume (Zaho de Sagazan), the project draws inspiration from LCD Soundsystem, The Cure and Soulwax. Unleashing its full power on stage, PAMELA has emerged as an intense and promising project with a strong live identity. This special evening will feature numerous artists from the duo’s orbit, with concerts, DJ sets and performances to keep you dancing from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Club Pamela will open on September 17. And you don’t need to be a private member to join in! Featuring: Green Line Marching band, Crenoka, Alexis Delong, Silly Boy Blue, Dugars, the Ouin Ouin club: Etienne Quenea, Mackenzie Leighton & Rooki…
Source: Nantes Métropole