Concert Michela Franceschina + Su Dotori + Ladies’ Juke-box

Having trained as a musician and teacher, she approaches singing, choral conducting and composition with enthusiasm and originality. Following her debut as a singer-songwriter with Burattini Erranti, she moved on to creating various works in the Friulian language for children. She then experimented with the EP Loop before finally embarking on her most recent project, Kinship Beat, which explores the strength of bonds and the vital rhythm that holds them together.

Hailing from Cagliari, Michele Atzori — also known as Su Dotori (or dr.drer) — has over thirty years of experience in the world of Sardinian rap under his belt. He was a founding member of the CRC Posse in 1991, blending hip hop, black music, rock, and reggae with launeddas and Sardinian tradition, all in the service of lyrics addressing political commitment and self-determination. His albums and decades of concerts across Sardinia, Italy and Europe tell the story of a journey of constant expansion and exploration.

Born from the encounter between Eva Tomat’s vocals and Anna Cainero’s guitar, this Friulian folk-rock project defines its sound with Nicola Zampis’s accordion and oboe and Daniele Rosi’s bass. Their new concept album explores the theme of the journey as a process of change and introspection, weaving together Friulian, Galician, Italian, and English, as well as blending singer-songwriting, progressive rock and experimental elements. Recorded live on tape, the album celebrates the imperfect nature of human collaboration in music, setting it in open contrast to the standardisation of sound and language.