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Janvier / Février / Mars Janvier / Février / Mars- 2013 JOHNNY CLARKE KID KOALA THE PRETTY THINGS THE PROCUSSIONS LATEEF THE TRUTH SPEAKER KING KONG JAMES CHANCE & LES CONTORSIONS KING SHILOH GIZELLE SMITH HEADNODIC BIRTH OF JOY ARBOURETUM BIM BAM ORCHESTRA NËGGUS & KUNGOBRAM LA JONCTION BLACK ROSE SOUND SYSTEM RASTA CAMPAGNE BUDDY HEMLOCK CHEAP WINE DJ MAFIA KAKASHI PYROMIC THE HOMEGROWN BAND DOMBRE SOBO LOSERS IN THE SUN HI LEE SOUND CLEBS OPEN-MIC HIP-HOP WAZ UP BATTLE : BATTLE DE DANSE HIP-HOP ACTIONS CULTURELLES PEDAGOGIQUES ET SCOLAIRES RESIDENCES ET HORS LES MURS Samedi 26 janvier 20h30 5€ - Gratuit (Pass) / Concert (ROCK - PSYCHÉDELIA - GARAGE) BIRTH OF JOY (Amsterdam / Pays-Bas) CHEAP WINE (Clermont / France) Percussions sous pression, guitares brutes et claviers vintage saturés font de Birth of Joy une alchimie implacable. Influencé par le psyché, le blues et le rock’n’roll brûlant, le trio nous ramène aux anciens temps de MC5, des Doors ou Pink Floyd ! Avec un batteur qui pourrait être le fils deKeith Moon des Who, un clavier digne héritier de Ray Manzarek, et un chanteur-guitariste déchaîné, ce groupe est voué à ressusciter le rock psyché de sixties. Leur album Life In Babalou est sorti cet été sur le label Suburban Record (Brian Jonestown Massacre, Joss Stone,...). Ils ont joué à guichet fermé à l’Eurosonic 2012, ont été invités par les rockeurs belges De Staat à tourner avec eux et sont l’une des révélations des dernières Transmusicales de Rennes où ils ont joué devant un public en folie. Découverte donc ! Cheap Wine est une groupe qui écrase du pied les raisins de la mort. Situés sur les versants picards, les 4 jeunes distillent leurs compositions à travers les riffs intemporels directement importés des années 70 s’inspirant de Canned Heat, Deep Purple ou The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Saveurs psychédéliques vieillies en fut de chêne, du gros blues qui tache, issu des mélanges de vin de la communauté de peyoti. À consommer sans modération, 13% de psyché. Samedi 02 février 22h00 5€ - Gratuit (Pass) / Club (REGGAE - DUB - UK STEPPER - SOUND SYSTEM) PRIMITIVE DUB 11 KING SHILOH SOUND SYSTEM (Amsterdam / Pays-Bas) KING KONG (Kingston / Jamaïque) BLACK ROSE SOUND (Amiens / France) Pour cette 11ème Primitive Dub, le sound de Black Rose sera couplé à celui du collectif hollandais King Shiloh. En plus de son énorme system, King Shiloh s’attache à élargir son cercle d’activités incluant un studio d’enregistrement et un label : Majestic Music dont la première sortie, Ras Ibi, en 1997, sera le tremplin vers une carrière internationale. Shiloh collabore avec Tenastelin, Winston McAnuff, Cornel Campbell, Peter Broggs, Earl 16, entre légendes du reggae... Après avoir joué un peu partout en Europe (à chaque fois avec le camion rempli de speakers !), King Shiloh compte aujourd’hui parmi les sounds majeurs de la scène mondiale. C’est d’ailleurs le singjay de légende King Kong qui viendra animer la session. Il a sorti son premier EP sur Tuff Gong et on a pu le croiser aux cotés de King Tubby ou Bunny Lee dans les 80s. Résident des Primitive Dub le Black Rose Sound System regroupe quelques passionnés de Roots & Culture, officiant sur un sound system artisanal construit par leurs soins et ce dans la plus pure tradition anglo- jamaïcaine. Influencé par des artistes tels que Iration Steppas, Mighty Tabot, Channel One ou Jah Shaka ils diffusent des sélections reggae, allant du roots 70’s aux steppers produits ces trois dernières décennies. Vendredi 15 février 20h30 8€ - 6€ - Gratuit (Pass) / Concert (ROCK - POST PUNK LEGEND - NO WAVE - FUNK - JAZZ) JAMES CHANCE & LES CONTORSIONS (New York / USA) SOBO (Amiens / France) LOSERS IN THE SUN (Creil / France) James Chance est une légende. Pierre angulaire du mouvement No wave et de la scène new-yorkaise, cet irréductible reste le plus punk des jazzmen et le plus funky des punks. À la fin des 70’s, lorsqu’il co-fonde avec Lydia Lunch Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, tout commence. Il vrillera ensuite rapidement l’oreille de Brian Eno et deviendra ami du peintre Basquiat et va vite élaborer son propre matériel musical : un jazz funk blanc, d’inspiration punk, tantôt groovy, tantôt crooner avec cuivres de rigueur et saturé d’orgues. A la tête de nombreuses formations (notamment un savoureux projet avec le talentueux Flea des Red Hot Chili Peppers), on retient de ces années plusieurs disques dont le fameux Contort Yourself. James se réapproprie avec élégance les origines blues et jazz des années 40 et 50, entre Charles Mingus, Duke Ellington, Jac Berrocal, voire Chet Baker et en fait une musique hypnotique, décadente et distinguée. Il joue de son sax comme un possédé et nous fait voir le monde d’aujourd’hui tel qu’il est : désespérément excitant! En ouverture, les amiènois de Sobo présenteront leur premier album aux accents cold et pop, Almost Right Way, qui sort ce 1er février. Les creillois Losers In The Sun feront leur come back à la GAM avec leur rock épuré. Samedi 16 février 15h00 5€ / Battle - Dj - Concert (BATTLE - HIP-HOP - BREAK - NEW STYLE) WAZ UP BATTLE 2.0 : BATTLE DANSE HIP-HOP Après une première édition couronnée de succès en 2011, le Waz Up Battle revient ! La GAM et l’Association Pyromic s’associent de nouveau pour cette nouvelle édition du battle de danse hip hop officiel de Creil. Au programme : danse 3 contre 3 en break (Prize Money : 400 euros) et 1 contre 1 en newstyle (Prize Money : 100 euros). Animé aux platines par DJ Mafia et Kakashi (Juste Debout, I Love This Dance), cette journée, dédiée au hip-hop, aux b-boys et fly-girls, se place sous le signe de la bonne humeur et des surprises… le motto : love, unity & cyphers ! Les meilleurs danseurs de Picardie se retrouveront donc face à des danseurs des quatre coins de la France mais aussi face à quelques danseurs internationaux…surprise! Un battle de haut niveau arbitré par un jury national, le tout dans un très bon bon esprit. Places très limitées en vente uniquement sur Digitick LES PRE-SELECTIONS AURONT LIEU LE SAMEDI 9 FEVRIER Entrée 5€ (uniquement sur Digitick) 8 formations pour seulement 2 crews retenus Nous clôturons les inscriptions le 2 février. Ne traînez pas ! Renseignements et inscriptions : SKEEZO [email protected] La Grange à Musique : 03 44 72 21 40 / [email protected] Samedi 23 février 20h30 10€ - 8€ / Concert (TURNTABLISM - ABSTRACT HIP HOP - ELECTRONICA - VAUDEVILLE) KID KOALA (Vancouver / Canada) CLEBS (Creil / France) En plus de 15 ans de carrière le canadien Kid Koala s’impose comme un monstre sacré du turntablism au même titre que Q-Bert ou A-Trak. Faisant preuve d’une inventivité hors norme, travaillant des samples de rares disques de blues et de jazz sur ses platines et samplers old school, il est vite devenu une référence en matière d’abstract hip-hop, repéré par le mythique label anglais Ninja Tune (Amon Tobin, Bonobo, Coldcut, Roots Manuva,…). La singularité de son travail et sa bonne humeur séduiront bon nombre d’artistes tels que les Beastie Boys, A Tribe Called Quest, DJ Shadow, Björk ou Radiohead qui l’inviteront en tournée. Kid Koala a participé à de nombreux projets comme The Slew avec Wolfmother, Lovage et Peeping Tom (aux cotés de Norah Jones, Rahzel, Kool Keith et Massive Attack) avec Mike Patton ou encore Gorillaz avec Dan The Automator. Kid Koala présentera son nouvel album 12 Bit Blues avec un show délirant inspiré du vaudeville où on pourra croiser des marionnettes, des danseuses animées, des robots dansants, un gramophone géant,... En ouverture le creillois Clebs, bien connu des habitués de la GAM proposera un live marqué par l’éclectisme de ses influences entre electro, dub et abstract hip hop. Immanquable ! Samedi 09 mars 20h30 8€ - 6€ / Concert (SOUL - FUNK - AFROBEAT) GIZELLE SMITH LIVE BAND (Londres / UK) BIM BAM ORCHESTRA (Paris / France) NËGGUS & KUNGOBRAM (Picardie / France) Panthère black de la scène soul londonienne et fille d’un musicien de la Motown, Gizelle Smith n’est pas sans rappeler les divines Lyn Collins et Vicki Anderson, choristes de James Brown. Accompagnée d’une guitare, d’une basse et de percussions, elle décortique et revisite le funk originel. Le son est bien vieillot, sans honte d’avoir utilisé de vieux micros et amplis pour retrouver la fraîcheur du son deep-funk actuel, influencé par des légendes comme Roy Ayers ou George Clinton. Pure énergie, pêche vocale, groove et sensualité ! Kenny Dope, (Masters At Work) a craqué, Keb Darge adore, Gilles Peterson l’a largement playlisté, une réelle reconnaissance des professionnels du funk et des rares grooves! Les 12 musiciens de Bim Bam Orchestra font revivre l’afrobeat et son répertoire, le nourrissant de hip-hop, de funk, de jazz et de musique éthiopienne avec comme influence majeureFela Kuti. Enfin c’est le projet né de la rencontre entre le slameur Nëggus et le quintet Kungobram qui ouvrira la soirée aux frontières de la musique africaine, du jazz et du hip- hop. Une soirée sous la protection de la Great Black Music. Un nombre de places est offert au tarif de 3€ aux jeunes picards entre 15 et 25 ans, détenteurs de la carte Cursus Picardie (sur présentation). Vendredi 15 mars 20h30 12€ - 10€ / Concert (ROCK - BLUES - UK PSYCHÉDELIA) CELEBRATION DAYS ACT III THE PRETTY THINGS (Londres / UK) ARBOURETUM (Baltimore / USA) BUDDY HEMLOCK (Clermont / France) Groupe mythique, The Pretty Things a été fondé au début des années 60 par Dick Taylor, échappé des Rolling Stones alors en pleines luttes intestines, et Phil May. Le groupe va traverser les époques avec brio, du rhythm & blues de leurs débuts au psychédélisme du légendaire opéra rock SF Sorrow, enregistré à Abbey Road au même moment que le Sgt.
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