Musicians Junior Akwety and Mamadou Dramé take you on a journey from Central to West Africa. At the heart of their performance is the kora, radiating warmth and melody. The voices of both musicians  intertwine, creating a vibrant and uplifting atmosphere. Energy and dynamism define this unifying concept, awakening the senses.

Born in the Congo, Junior Akwety is a neo-rumba artist whose mission is to connect people through music. He has called major cities like Los Angeles, New York, Cape Town and Kinshasa home. Whether on stage as a singer or actor in theatrical performances, he shares his art with audiences across the world.

Mamadou Dramé is a kora virtuoso, mastering this traditional West African string instrument with finesse. After studying at the conservatory in his native Senegal, he made Belgium his home. With ease and charisma, he has captivated European audiences, performing in legendary venues—whether solo or as part of an ensemble.

A concert at Marie-Christine’s

Marie Christine has a musical background, even though her current profession is far from music. She wants to reconnect with it, and welcoming musicians into her home is a great first step.

Living Room Music Winter Sessions

As part of its nomadic season, Muziekpublique presents the Living Room Music Winter Sessions. 19 concerts in apartments across the 19 municipalities of Brussels. 19 homes opening their doors, 19 intimate evenings of live music to experience traditional tunes from all corners of the world, and the sheer joy of sharing the love of music with neighbors, friends, or family.