Littérature Supersport

Bulie Jordeaux, a Brussels-based producer, is known for her unique approach to electronic music and deviant pop. She incorporates dub, post-punk, and eclectic sounds, and composes primarily using Ableton, synthesizers, and a microphone. Her music is characterized by rich and varied rhythms, as well as deep basslines that anchor her tracks in hypnotic soundscapes. She has been performing live with her solo project for several years.

I approach music in a physical, organic way. My world, based on a principle of real-time "sound sculpture" and spatialization, relies on listening and instinct. This approach can materialize in the form of concerts, performances, and various radio productions. I have a passion for imagery and literature, which is reflected in various collaborations with poets.

Born in 1965, Vincent Tholomé often describes himself as a writer-performer. As a writer, he has authored some fifteen books that blend poetry and fiction, spoken language, and the ancient art of “racontouze.” Since the mid-1990s, he has published regularly in magazines and online. As a performer, he has appeared—solo, in duos, and in other formats—all over the world (France, Belgium, Hungary, Germany, Quebec, and the U.S.). In 2011, The John Cage Experiences received the Triennial Poetry Prize from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.

Debora Levyh was born in 1988. After pursuing a career in architecture, she now creates installations and non-narrative fiction. She is interested in communities of practice, possible forms of life, non-normative sensibilities, the unspeakable and the unspoken, the psychotropic effects of speech, and the concrete materiality of language. She works alone, as part of a duo (Les Aethers), and as part of a collective (Prairie permanente). She lives in Brussels and most often travels without actually moving from one place to another.

At the age of 14, Samy Manga wrote his very first collection of poems, *Terre de chez moi*. In 2012, he founded the Association of Eco-Poets of Cameroon. In 2014, the French Institute of Cameroon gave him carte blanche to organize an exhibition and workshops. A few years later, in 2018, during the Mebou artist residencies organized by the Maison des Savoirs association of Cameroon, he co-wrote a collection of village poetry in collaboration with the writer Faustin Embolo. The presentation took place in 2020 In his book, titled “Chocolaté. The Bitter Taste of Cocoa Cultivation,” Cameroonian novelist Samy Manga denounces the power dynamics between cocoa farmers and large multinational corporations and highlights the sector’s abuses. His poetic text “Lumumba’s Tooth—Regicide Against the Colony” was published by Éditions Météores in October 2024.