Jakuzi / Support: Casablanca Drivers

Jakuzi at Paribu Art on November 27 

Jakuzi is an Istanbul-based synth-pop group fusing darkwave, post-punk, and new wave influences with Turkish lyrics. Formed in 2015 by Kutay Soyocak, the group quickly caught attention with their debut album, *Fantezi Müzik*, released in 2017. The album was later reissued by Berlin-based label City Slang. Inspired by artists like John Maus and Depeche Mode, their melancholic yet danceable sound has helped Jakuzi build a wide audience both in Turkey and on the international music scene.

Their second album, *Hata Payı* (2019), reinforced Jakuzi’s unique musical identity with a darker, more introspective atmosphere. Their latest release, *Madalyon I* (2024), continues this musical evolution, exploring themes of identity, change, and emotional struggle through a more refined and cinematic production approach.

Having embarked on extensive tours across Europe and performed at major festivals and venues, Jakuzi has cultivated a loyal fanbase thanks to their unique aesthetic, emotional depth, and dynamic live performances.

Casablanca Drivers Take the Stage Before Jakuzi

Casablanca Drivers is an indie electronic music group founded in Corsica by Nicolas Paoletti and Alexandre Diani. After moving to Paris, the group released two albums entirely produced by themselves: *Super Adventure Club* (2020) and *TABLOID* (2025).

Today, Casablanca Drivers’ electronic indie pop/rock sound is energetic yet fragile, highlighted by tracks like “No Mercy” and “Get Better,” which have amassed over 500,000 streams on Spotify. Despite signing with a prestigious Mexican independent label, the group has produced all their releases entirely in-house from the start.