Lee Burridge joins Bedouin Saga

Bedouin, Lee Burridge, and Saraga star in a new night of music, atmosphere, and connection at Chinois Ibiza.

A new date with organic electronic music at Chinois Ibiza

Saga continues to advance its season at Chinois Ibiza with a new date that will once again bring to the forefront the essence of one of the most unique concepts in the international electronic scene. This coming Sunday, September 27th, the universe created by Bedouin will return to the Ibiza club with a lineup specially designed to enjoy different nuances of organic, deep, and melodic electronic music.

The mystical and hypnotic sound of Bedouin

As hosts of Saga, Bedouin will once again take center stage for a night built around their particular vision of electronic music. The duo formed by Rami Abousabe and Tamer Malki has developed a signature sound in which organic house, melodic electronica, hypnotic rhythms, and a wide variety of cultural influences converge. Their roots and experiences in different parts of the world have shaped a proposal that combines sounds from the Middle East, North Africa, the Mediterranean, and other musical traditions.

Lee Burridge and Saraga complete an avant-garde proposal

Lee Burridge is one of the fundamental figures for understanding the evolution of the underground electronic scene over the last few decades. With a career that began in the British scene and subsequently led him to become one of the great international benchmarks for deeper and more atmospheric house, Burridge has developed an absolutely recognizable musical identity.

Rounding out the lineup is Saraga, an artist whose proposal combines the essence of Chicago and New York house with a contemporary sensibility and a marked orientation towards the groove. Their sets move between house, deep house, and more organic and immersive sounds, always with special attention to the rhythm and energy of the dance floor. Their musical selection allows for building fluid and dynamic sessions, capable of evolving without ever losing their connection with the audience.