Sunday Syndrome: A Night of Electronic Exploration
La Gaîté Lyrique, a historic Parisian venue with a stately 19th-century façade, and an really terrific sound system / performance space provided the perfect backdrop to showcase the maturity and artistry of techno music. This special edition of Sunday Syndrome on November 24th featured a lineup of talented DJs, including the legendary Marcel Dettmann and the rising star Jacky Jeane.
The night kicked off with a warm-up set by Jacky Jeane, who seamlessly blended ambient, downtempo, and techno elements to create a serene and immersive atmosphere. Her performance set the tone for the evening, transporting the audience to a world of sonic exploration.
Following Jacky Jeane’s captivating set, Marcel Dettmann took the stage, delivering a performance that surprised and delighted the audience. While known for his signature dark and hypnotic sound, Dettmann showcased his versatility by venturing into more progressive territory. This unexpected turn proved his mastery of various techno and house styles, leaving the crowd captivated. He concluded his set with a nostalgic touch, playing Lil Louis’s iconic track “French Kiss,” sending the audience into a frenzy of nostalgic dance.
Unfortunately, due to illness, Ryan Elliott was unable to perform at the event.
Sunday Syndrome continues to be a platform for innovative and boundary-pushing electronic music. This edition, with its stellar lineup and unforgettable performances, solidified its position as a must-attend event for music lovers in Paris. And the time of 6pm to midnight proved that the power of collective effervescence on the dance floor does not only happen late at night.