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Events / Vivian Yeung / 12.12.17

Call Super, John Talabot and Ninos Du Brasil to play Atlas Electronic

The Moroccan festival has announced its first wave of acts, which includes Houndstooth’s Call Super, Spanish producer John Talabot, Italian duo Ninos Du Brasil and Nyege Nyege Tapes.

Furthermore, there’ll be a six-hour back-to-back session from the full Hessle Audio crew. Each year, the festival showcases collaborations between local artists and visiting musicians. This year, returning artist Esa Williams will be performing with singer Mim Suleiman.

Atlas Electronic will stage its third edition at Villa Janna, located at the foot of the Atlas mountain range in Marrakech. The festival will take place from 30 August to 2 September.

Head to Atlas Electronic’s website for more info and tickets. Revisit Crack’s review of their 2017 edition.

Read Crack’s in-depth interview with Call Super, and listen to an exclusive playlist curated by Ninos Du Brasil.

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