Yael Miller is a Swiss composer with a passion for voice and analog synthesizers. Inspired by superheroes and poetry, she explores the many facets of love in her latest album, Fairuz (March 2025). On stage, she blends Hebrew, English, and French in a soundscape of electronic and oriental influences.

For the singer, this album "weaves tales of love in its many shades: passion, romantic friendships, separations, the pressures of motherhood, and fleeting moments. Sung in Hebrew, it unfolds in a sonic tapestry of synthesizers, brass, drums, and bass, somewhere between dreamy pop and oriental sounds." »

Part One: Laure Betris and Yann Hunziker
These two Swiss artists reinvent elements of Swiss cultural heritage—such as yodeling and regional dialects—blending them with other languages ​​and contemporary musical aesthetics. Laure also incorporates Aramaic, forging a powerful and intimate connection with her roots. Together, they explore themes of transmission, memory, and the preservation of endangered languages, creating a free and emotionally rich soundscape.

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