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Oryn is an electronic artist blending melodic techno, EDM, and modern pop influences.
His sound is defined by atmospheric textures, deep basslines, and emotional melodies, creating tracks that are both immersive and powerful.
Balancing festival energy with late-night moods, Oryn builds a sonic identity where dancefloor intensity meets melodic sensitivity.
Inspired by night landscapes, urban lights, and cinematic atmospheres, his music is designed for both listening and live experiences.
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He is the embodiment of a thoroughbred musician, born in France as Charles E. Simmons, raised in Compton-LA and San Fernando Valley. In the late 70s, the soul- and R&B-singer, songwriter, producer and musical globetrotter settled in Switzerland and started his breakthrough with Hits like «Don’t Look Outside», «Fridays at my Door» and «I Heard an Angel Cry» in the European Radio charts. Meanwhile, he lives in Kanton Zug.
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Konrad Shou is a guitarist, songwriter, and producer rooted in rock—open to any story that needs to be told. His music is a collection of moments: raw, honest, and close to life. Blending powerful guitars, catchy melodies, and genre-crossing influences, his songs explore highs and lows, doubt, change, and new beginnings.
Whether working solo, collaborating with other artists, or using modern AI-assisted production, his work merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary creativity. Each track is a chapter, every idea a new story.
Music as an ongoing journey—real, unfiltered, and always moving forward.
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Swiss newcomer Sanaë is as multifaceted as life itself. Her electropop song “Dirty
Soul” tells the story of a young woman searching for love in bars—but mostly finding
sex. “Done With You,” on the other hand, sounds as if Carly Rae Jepsen and Robyn had
written an in-your-face breakup song, only to turn it into a danceable radio hit instead. In
her single “White Walls,” the singer-songwriter addresses the epileptic seizures she has
suffered since an inflammation of the brain. In the piano ballad—one that even Lewis
Capaldi or Birdy could hardly deliver more movingly—she sings of the “thunderstorm in
the middle of my brain.” In the accompanying music video, she wanders through the
streets in a white hospital gown but also jokes around with her friends by the river.
In “Craving,” Sanaë processes a life-threatening brain surgery she had to undergo. Lines
like “I wrote some letters just in case, if I never leave this place” nearly break your heart,
and when she sings “I’ve been craving, craving for some peace”in the chorus, you can’t
help but wish her nothing but peace. That peace, however, has been under threat since
her youth: Sanaë lives with ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome)—a condition that affects the nervous system and the entire body. On some
days, the 24-year-old cannot get out of bed, walk, or even think. Yet despite all these
limitations, one thing has always been clear for the singer-songwriter: “No matter what
the future holds, the moment I filled out my advance healthcare directive, I knew—I have
to make music.” Because music was always there.
Music has been a part of Sanaë’s life since childhood. Growing up in a small village in
the canton of Solothurn, her family would often sing together. At the age of seven, she
began learning the cello, followed by piano and guitar. As a teenager, she started writing
poetry—which eventually turned into songs. Even as the first symptoms appeared in her
youth, Sanaë managed to build a professional life: she became a medical assistant and
later completed a Stage Artist program in Zurich, training in acting, singing, and dance.
But her illness caught up with her again—collapses, pain, needing relatives to help her
shower. She learned to live with it. “I’m naturally someone with a lot of energy—I love
doing tons of things, preferably all at once! But because of this systemic illness, I’m
forced to take breaks, to slow down. What always works, though, is music.”
And that music is exciting, vibrant, and full of life—carried by strong vocals. It’s this
balance between depth and pain on one side, and lightness and zest for life on the
other, that defines Sanaë’s art. So much for pop being shallow! In her songs, authentic
lyrics about human vulnerability meet organic, analog arrangements that allow her
voice and words to breathe. The piano feels alive, the drums pulse like heartbeats, the
strings reach out like hands pulling you into the world. It’s a sound like stepping out of a
library on a rainy autumn day after reading Kafka—and a ray of sunlight breaks through
the leaves.
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Nick Betschart (born August 28, 2001) is a Swiss musician, songwriter, and producer whose innovative sound fuses the immediacy of pop with the intensity of electronic music and the grandeur of cinematic elements.
He crafts concept-driven releases that harmonize anthemic energy with intricate sound design and compelling narrative depth.
In addition to his solo endeavors, Nick has collaborated on brand-aligned music projects that transform real-world inspiration into contemporary, stream-optimized tracks, including thematic album series such as Road Command and Navigation.
His music is managed and released by the label R3cords Three Production Studios.
His creative process integrates advanced technological tools, refined visual branding, and an intuitive sense for hooks that evoke both futuristic innovation and authentic resonance.
Through each project, Nick builds an expansive artistic universe centered on themes of motion, ambition, and the notion that modern music can serve as both a narrative journey and a pulsating, mechanical entity with a human core.
IPI: 01336 38 39 38
ISNI: 0000 0005 3004 7712© 2025 R3cords Three Production Studios. All rights reserved.
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The Bern-based indie pop band NÉMIE brings together musical roots from Argentina,
Germany, and Switzerland. Their sound moves between gentle indie pop and acoustic singer-
songwriter intimacy, characterized by honest lyrics, warm melodies, and a clear connection to
nature that is reflected throughout their songs
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NÉMIE’s music is created through the interplay of voice and acoustic guitar (Chiara Noémie
Friedli), piano (Sebastian Knab), cello (Gabriel Vergelin Soler) and percussion (Simon
Bacher). Together, they create space for closeness, depth and subtle dynamics, at times quiet
and intimate, at times moving enough to make you want to dance barefoot.
Following several single releases, NÉMIE released their debut EP Words Become an Ocean
in March 2025. On this record, they weave personal emotions and reflections together with an
open view on the world, translating them into nature-inspired imagery. The EP speaks of
pausing, breathing deeply and returning focus to what carries and connects us. Songs like
“The Current” paint vivid images of sun, sand and sea while conveying a powerful message
about nature, community and resilience.
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Beyond playing on festival and club stages, NÉMIE can also be found performing in the streets. In autumn
2025, the band travelled for three weeks along the French and Spanish Atlantic coast, playing street
concerts in cities such as Bordeaux, San Sebastián, Zarautz and Bilbao.
This journey deeply shaped the band’s artistic identity and reaffirmed their desire to share music in an
authentic, approachable way in direct connection and exchange with the people around them.
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Silon raps with a clinical edge and an evocative heart, born from a life spent navigating the binary of logic and the complexity of human emotion. With expansive, cinematic production and surgically precise delivery, he opens a window to the soul through what he defines as Serious Music - a standard of authenticity and unfiltered truth.
Born Sirius Schürmann, the Swiss artist brings the structural depth of his background in informatics to a sound that is as meticulously crafted as it is deeply felt. His work doesn't just describe the internal battle between light and shadow; it lives within it, proving that even the darkest parts of the psyche are vital to the whole.
Remaining completely independent, Silon builds his world from the ground up, ensuring every note and every word remains pure. His debut Album, "Let’s Talk About" (arriving April 24, 2026), marks a room-by-room exploration of the mind, inviting listeners to look past the surface and find what truly resonates.
Named after the brightest star. But even stars cast shadows. 🌒
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American Songwriter Song Contest Winner 2024 EDM: Genemo ft. Saralia „Goodbye“
SARALIA is an emerging singer and songwriter from Switzerland who blends emotional lyrics with infectious beats to create tracks that move her fans and empower them. Saralia is signed as a songwriter with Schacht Musikverlage Edition Hit Shit (DE) and is under Artist Development at Rockstar Entertainment (CH).
Singing since childhood, Saralia released on 08.16.2024 her first song ‘Goodbye’ which has already amassed >190’000 streams and listeners across multiple countries.
Drawing upon heartbreak and surviving toxic relationships, Saralia’s music ultimately explores themes of strength, positivity, resilience and how to find happiness in a turbulent world. With a number of projects and releases in the pipeline, 2026 is set to be Saralia’s biggest and most exciting year yet. In 2024 the song “Goodbye,” created in collaboration with @Genemo, won first place in the American Songwriter EDM category and was remixed by Austrian DJ/producer @YUNA - released on the label Munix Music.Saralia is an emerging singer and songwriter from Switzerland who blends emotional lyrics with infectious beats to create tracks that move her fans - and empower them. Singing since childhood, Saralia recently released her first song ‘Goodbye’ which has already amassed >194'000 streams and listeners across multiple countries. Drawing upon heartbreak and surviving toxic relationships, Saralia’s music ultimately explores themes of strength, positivity, resilience - and how to find happiness in a turbulent world. With a number of projects and releases in the pipeline, 2026 is set to be Saralia’s biggest and most exciting year yet.
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Official booking : Pytom is a Cover band with many years of experience and many concerts. We can play with 2 musicians (small drums, 2 guitars, bass sound, 2 voices) or with 4 musicians (drums, bass, 2 guitars, 2 voices) according to the event and the needs of the event and the client. The length of the show also depends on the needs of the client.
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Radio Soorsi is more than just a radio station – we are the voice of the regional music scene around Sursee. We exclusively play music from within a 30 km radius. No mainstream from everywhere – just authentic sound from here.
We carefully select artists who shape the region and give them a platform they often don’t get elsewhere. This way, we don’t just create exposure – we actively strengthen the entire local music scene.
Being played on Radio Soorsi means being part of a movement: regional, independent, and with real impact.
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Shri Shalam Steven est un musicien suisse né en 1962 à Genève. Il est issu d'une famille de musiciens amateurs et professionnels et malgré son handicap des bras d'origine génétique (la déformation ou maladie de Madelung) l'empêchant de jouer des instruments à manches comme la guitare, la basse, le violon ainsi que les cuivres, les saxophones etc, il a développé un jeux de piano et de claviers basé sur l'improvisation avec l'impossibilité de virtuoser en particulier de la main gauche. C'est pourquoi après avoir pratiqué la rythmique et l'expression corporelle à l'Institut Jacques-Dalcroze, après avoir appris la flute douce tant bien que mal, étudié cinq années durant le solfège et le piano classique avec sa tante Mariette Félix, il s'est tourné vers le jazz, le blues, le funk, la pop, le rock, et par la suite la variété et les standards de piano bar et de bal. Shri Shalam Steven a accompagné de nombreux chanteurs et chanteuses et a joué avec plusieurs orchestres et groupes de 1975 à aujourd'hui : L'Orchestre du Cycle d'Orientation, le Choeur du Collège Voltaire (L'Orféo de Monteverdi et le Requiem de Mozart en concert au Victoria Hall en 1978), le groupe de funk-rock "LO TZE", le band de Bernie Constantin, le chanteur Brian Mc Combe, l'orchestre Génération de Jésus Garcia, les chanteuses Aline Chalifoux et Fabienne Palasciano. Il a aussi performé en solo en tant que pianiste de bar dans de nombreux hôtels et restaurants de Suisse et d'Europe. Après un apprentissage de libraire chez Naville, il a enchainé avec des apprentissage de vendeur spécialisé et d'employé du commerce de détail chez Bernard Musique, le célèbre magasin d'instruments de musique et de sono que toutes les célébrités de passage à Genève venaient visiter.
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GINSHER steht für modernen Pop mit ehrlichen Momenten aus dem echten Leben. Seine Songs entstehen aus Gedanken, die man sonst für sich behält – und aus Situationen, die jeder kennt, aber selten ausspricht.
Erst vor kurzer Zeit hat der 39-Jährige begonnen, eigene Musik zu schreiben – und genau das macht seinen Zugang so direkt und ungefiltert. Ohne klassischen Werdegang, aber mit klarem Gefühl für Melodie und Stimmung entwickelt er Schritt für Schritt seinen eigenen Sound.
Zwischen ruhigem Pop, atmosphärischen Flächen und persönlichen Texten erzählt GINSHER von Zweifeln, Hoffnung und den kleinen Augenblicken, die oft mehr bedeuten als die großen.