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Rap/Hip Hop Rock/Metal Fusion SPONSOR OFFICIEL #LBOULEVARD19 2 UN HOMMAGE, AVANT DE COMMENCER… Deux mois avant cette 19ème édition, la famille L’Boulevard a été dévastée par la disparition de notre très cher compagnon Said Ghaffouli, increvable régisseur du festival depuis 2008. Il a monté avec nous, depuis plus de dix ans, les festivals L’Boulevard, Sbagha Bagha, Jidar, Toiles de rue et des évènements au Boultek. Homme de terrain décisif, professionnel aguerri aux méthodes old school, rebelle et gros râleur cachant à peine son cœur d’or et sa profonde sincérité, il insufflait toujours de la bonne humeur pendant le travail. Il a coaché et accompagné des dizaines de jeunes régisseurs, techniciens et machinistes à L’Boulevard et dans plusieurs autres festivals et événements. Said Ghaffouli fait partie de la partie immergée de l’iceberg, il incarne ces métiers de l’ombre qui donnent vie sur le terrain aux idées et aux projets, qui organisent l’espace et créent des lieux prêts à produire de la magie. Toute scène et tout artiste est redevable à ces personnes qui sont toujours là, en place, aux aguets à tout moment. Grosse dédicace à toi Bba Said, repose en paix. Llah Ira7mek. Merci de nous avoir consacré une partie de ta vie, d’avoir partagé avec nous ces rêves, ces défis, ces moments intenses. Nos profondes condoléances à sa femme Zineb, à son fils Nassim, à Oussama, son frère et à toute sa famille et ses proches. 3 FICHE TECHNIQUE ÉDITION 2019 ÉDITION : 19ème LIEU : Stade du R.U.C. - Casablanca SCÈNES : Grande scène Stade du R.U.C. Scène du Souk - R.U.C. DURÉE : 10 jours DATE : Du 13 au 22 septembre 2019 ENTRÉE : Gratuite HORAIRES : De 16h à minuit PROGRAMMATION : Concerts live, compétition Tremplin, cirque, danse, ateliers, formation, souk associatif, urbain et musical, livestream, cosplay, expo photo, webradio… PARTICIPANTS : Plus de 52 formations PAYS INVITÉS : Bénin, Sénégal, Mauritanie, Algérie, Egypte, Liban, Grèce, Pays-Bas, Brésil, Etats-Unis, France, Royaume-Uni, Belgique, Espagne, Indonésie, Bosnie-Herzégovine. ADRESSE : Boulevard Abdallah Ibrahim ex- Al Jamia, clos aviation, Oasis Casablanca. STATION DE TRAM : Beauséjour (T2) 4 ÉDITO Il paraît que le chiffre 19 symbolise l’harmonie, la connaissance acquise par le soleil, qui marche de pair avec la lune. Pas sûr que nous l’ayons atteint, mais en 19 éditions, nous en avons connu des belles. Les harmonies présentées sur scène, bien sûr, mais aussi celles qui scellent notre union au public, qui cette année, marche de pair avec un lion. Ha ? Kifach ? Pas de panique, il n’y aura aucun félidé au stade du R.U.C. et promis juré, aucun animal ne sera maltraité. Le seul lion que vous verrez est celui dessiné sur l’affiche, signée Ayoub Normal pour la troisième année consécutive. 19 éditions et autant d’affiches aux codes graphiques variés et aux symboles traditionnels revendiqués. 19 éditions et des centaines de milliers de spectateurs, venus de loin ou du coin de la rue, que l’on découvre ou que l’on retrouve et reconnaît, année après année. Certains sont passés de l’autre côté de la barrière, avec l’envie d’aider et de prêter main-forte, et certains parmi ceux-là ont passé l’arme à gauche. Aux larmes, on préfère la musique, parce que c’est la plus belle manière qu’on a d’honorer leurs mémoires. En 19 éditions, notre volonté est restée la même : faire éclore des talents, et leur mettre le pied à l’étrier. Cette année, 19 groupes, toutes catégories confondues, ont été sélectionnés pour la compétition Tremplin. On n’a même pas fait exprès. Et en 19 éditions, notre rôle est resté le même, passionnant et changeant : comprendre et être à la hauteur de notre public, libre, particulier et exigeant. Imaginer ce qu’il gagnerait à voir et à entendre, deviner ce qui peut le toucher au cœur. Pas toujours en programmant les groupes les plus connus, ni même en proposant des musiques qu’il a l’habitude d’écouter. Alors pendant l’année, on tend l’oreille, on déniche, on se concerte et on accorde nos violons. C’en est presque une déformation professionnelle : à chaque fois que l’un d’entre nous a un coup de cœur pour un groupe ou un artiste, il se demande s’il est bon sur scène, et se met à rêver de partager sa découverte avec le public. Cette année, on va danser sur le dub rock balkanique de Dubioza Kolektiv (Bosnie- Herzégovine) ; questionner les notions d’identité(s) africaine(s) à travers les chants sérères et gnawa d’Ubuntu Roads (Sénégal/Mauritanie/Mali) et s’émouvoir avec Love & Revenge devant des extraits de mélos égyptiens mixés à de vieilles chansons légendaires (Liban/France). On a aussi des death metalleuses libanaises, de l’électro américano-indonésien venu d’Espagne, du metal ethnique expérimental algérien, de la world music égyptienne, du punk rap mandolin franco-grec, et bien plus encore. L’Boulevard, ce sont tous ces artistes qui nous donnent des nouvelles du monde à travers leurs musiques, et tout ce monde qui vient les applaudir et les écouter. C’est la volonté profonde de se mélanger, de ne pas se mettre à l’écart et de n’écarter personne, de rester hors norme tout en étant ouvert et inclusif. C’est cet ensemble de tribus sonores qui se retrouvent et échangent avec le public depuis maintenant 19 éditions. 19 éditions, ce n’est pas grand-chose à l’échelle du monde, mais c’est quand même pas mal. Pour la vingtième, promis, on passe aux choses sérieuses. Peut-être même qu’un jour, on atteindra la connaissance acquise par le soleil, pour marcher de pair avec la lune. Qui sait ? 5 VEN 13 SAM 14 DIM 15 RAP/HIP HOP ROCK/METAL FUSION MARCHÉ, ASSOCIATIONS, CRÉATIONS, SOUK ASSOCIATIF COSPLAY, PERFORMANCES, RESTAURATION L’PITCH RENCONTRES CULTURELLES CIRQUE COLOKOLO CIRQUE COLOKOLO ATELIER URBAN DANCE ATELIER URBAN DANCE grande scène COMPÉTITION COMPÉTITION COMPÉTITION TREMPLIN TREMPLIN TREMPLIN RAP/HIP HOP ROCK/METAL fusion 17H30 17H30 17H30 MOONAYA ADDED COLOR BAB L’BLUZ BÉNIN/SÉNÉGAL BRÉSIL/USA MAROC/FRANCE DZAK KRAV BOCA MEHDI QAMOUM MAROC FRANCE/GRÈCE MAROC DOLLYPRAN ACYL ALMENA MAROC ALGÉRIE/FRANCE EGYPTE DOPE D.O.D REMISE DES PRIX PAYS-BAS OUVERTURE DES PORTES À 16H00 LOVE & REVENGE LIBAN/FRANCE PROGRAMME 6 VEN 20 SAM 21 DIM 22 RAP/HIP HOP ROCK/METAL FUSION MARCHÉ, ASSOCIATIONS, CRÉATIONS, SOUK ASSOCIATIF COSPLAY, PERFORMANCES, RESTAURATION DANSE NEVADA CYPHER CIRQUE COLOKOLO CIRQUE COLOKOLO WARM UP DJ : FLIPS scène souk 16H00 - MAROC OPEN MIC + BATTLE BLOCK 10 ORIENTANARCHY UBUNTU ROADS 16H00 - MAROC MAROC-MAURITANIE-SENEGAL 16H00 - MAROC PERFORMANCE 3AR9ALA SALFAOUS URBAN DANCE MAROC MAROC 18H30 grande scène ème 2 PRIX ème ème 2 PRIX ROCK/METAL 2 PRIX FUSION RAP/HIP HOP er 1 PRIX 1er PRIX ROCK/METAL 1er PRIX FUSION RAP/HIP HOP MOROCCAN TRIBUTE TO DADA LAMB OF GOD MARTHA DA’RO MAROC BELGIQUE MAROC BOUMMASK SLAVE TO SIRENS FILASTINE & NOVA MAROC LIBAN ESPAGNE/USA/INDONÉSIE DRAGANOV INTO THE EVERNIGHT DUBIOZA KOLEKTIV MAROC MAROC BOSNIE-HÉRZÉGOVINE DJ NETIK CARCASS HASSAN BOUSSOU FRANCE ROYAUME-UNI & GNAWA RACINES MAROC DIZZY DROS OUVERTURE DES PORTES À 16H00 MAROC 7 SOMMAIRE UN HOMMAGE, 3 LA COMPÉTITION TREMPLIN 12 AVANT DE COMMENCER • Groupes en compétition rap/hip hop 13 FICHE TECHNIQUE 4 • Groupes en compétition rock/metal 14 ÉDITION 2019 • Groupes en compétition fusion 15 ÉDITO 5 ARTISTES INVITÉS 17 LE SOUK 31 FORMATIONS 41 CIRQUE & DANSE 33 L’ASSOCIATION 43 EAC-L’BOULVART SCÈNE SOUK 34 LE BOULTEK 45 39 ACTIVITÉS PARALLÈLES Centre de musiques actuelles • L’PITCH, rencontres culturelles • Canal L’Boulevard ITOUB PARTENAIRES 47 Sans titre-1 1 23/08/2019 16:55 11 Sans titre-1 1 23/08/2019 16:55 LA COMPÉTITION Le festival L’Boulevard se joue en deux temps : le premier, comme à l’accoutumée, se consacre à faire éclore de nouveaux talents, à travers la Compétition Tremplin. Cette épreuve accueille plusieurs groupes et artistes, préalablement sélectionnés par un jury composé de musiciens reconnus et de professionnels de la musique, qui ont écouté toutes les maquettes reçues par le comité d’organisation du festival, et étudié les candidatures reçues dans les catégories rap/hip hop, rock/metal et fusion/world pour en tirer la sève : créativité, qualité, originalité. L’appel à candidature du Tremplin permet chaque année de prendre le pouls de la jeune scène musicale et d’avoir une photographie d’ensemble de ce qui s’y prépare. Pour cette édition, par exemple, le comité a reçu un total de 217 dossiers, dont 191 respectaient les critères de sélection requis pour la compétition, répartis comme suit: 156 candidatures en rap/hip hop, 14 en rock/metal, et 21 en fusion. Le choix final du jury s’est porté sur 8 groupes dans la première catégorie, 6 dans la deuxième et 5 dans la troisième. Trois jours durant, les musiciens en herbe retenus donneront le meilleur d’eux-mêmes sur la grande scène du R.U.C., face à un public qui ne les connaît pas encore et à un jury qui primera deux groupes ou artistes par catégorie, les aidant ainsi à passer d’une pratique amateure à une réelle professionnalisation de leur musique. Hasard numérique, pour cette 19ème édition, 19 groupes venus de tout le Maroc — Deroua, Kalâat M’gouna, Sidi Ifni, Fès, Berrechid, Azemmour, Safi, Oujda, Tanger, Agadir, El Jadida, Rabat, Salé, Casablanca...— joueront leurs compositions originales du 13 au 15 septembre, parfois pour la première fois, et redoubleront d’énergie pour convaincre jury et public. Ce dernier pourra retrouver les gagnants du 20 au 22 septembre lors du deuxième temps de L’Boulevard, où ils se produiront en première partie des têtes d’affiche de cette année.
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