Followed by performances by Suman Sridhar & The Oracle
**About Indo-Creole Project**
Remarkable musician, emblematic figure of the music from Réunion island, René Lacaille was born in 1964, surrounded by music lovers. From saxophone to guitar, René Lacaille is simply an enthusiast of music.
René Lacaille embraces different genres of music throughout his career, and especially jazz music during the 90’s with Bob Brozman. He’s nowadays attended by his son, Marco Lacaille (bass), in every concerts.
Driven for his love of intermarrying sonorities and rhythms, he loves sharing his passion for Creole warmth music.
René Lacaille met Debashish Bhattacharya at the Summer Festival of Quebec in the early 90’s. Since then, the numerous encounters that they shared, have created astonishing moments through Bengalis and Creole sonorities.
**About Suman Sridhar & The Oracle**
In her new avatar as Suman Sridhar and The Oracle, the artist-vocalist-composer premieres an exciting and timely set off her forthcoming solo album, an eclectic yet singular sound that is Neo-soul / Afro-Indian. As one half of Sridhar/Thayil, she has received equal critical and commercial acclaim earning her the reputation of a “vocal gymnast” turning “gibberish to gold.” Suman has sung chart-topping retro Bollywood hits such as Fifi, Muskaane Jhooti Hain and Khoya Khoya Chand. Her noted performances and works include the Southbank Centre (UK), Coke Studio (MTV India), BBC- World Service (UK), dOCUMENTA (13) (Germany). The Oracle promises to cradle and rock listeners across space-time into the future in an unabated trance growing larger by the beat