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Damso de passage à Montréal pour une session live

Le rappeur bruxellois se produira aux côtés de l'artiste R&B lavallois Blynk ce samedi.

Damso de passage à Montréal pour une session live

Après avoir tenté l'exercice à Paris l'an dernier, la star congolo-belge Damso sera à Montréal ce weekend pour une session d'enregistrement live, devant public.

Cette fois-ci, c'est l'étoile montante du R&B Blynk qui est invité par le rappeur dans le cadre de cette session. Le principe est simple: Damso convie une ribambelle de producteurs et enregistre, avec son invité, une (ou plusieurs) chansons, le tout devant un public de fans très chanceux. Nommé «BYH2», cet événement pourrait laisser présager une suite à BEYAH, son album sorti plus tôt cet été.


La session aura lieu ce samedi 27 septembre, au NINETY, sur la rue Saint-Denis à Montréal, de 14h à 18h. On vous conseille d'arriver tôt, car c'est premier arrivé, premier servi. L'événement sera également retransmis sur le site de Damso, en mode pay-per-view.

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