Résidence Nathan Mollet

Nathan Mollet's music is deeply personal and introspective, featuring fine and sensitive compositions crafted at the intersection of intuition and meticulous work. Born from a desire to create a sincere bond with the listener, his projects invite audiences into a universe where every note conveys emotion and breath. Influenced by jazz masters like Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, as well as contemporary artists like Tigran Hamasyan and Pedro Martins, he has developed a musical language that is both traditional and forward-looking. His current compositions also embrace pop, electronic, folk, and alternative aesthetics, drawing inspiration from artists such as Radiohead and Louis Cole. This residency at Baiser Salé serves as a creative laboratory and a site for experimentation where sharing and emotion are at the heart of every performance.