In the foreground, a female singer with long black dreadlocks, a white blouse and black trousers can be seen singing into the microphone in her hand with her mouth wide open. Behind her is a group of singers - at first glance most of them are identified as female - whose bodies are in motion, snapping their fingers or clapping their hands. The 25 or so members of the choir project A Song for You all wear black and white clothes in different styles. They stand in a room with an exposed concrete wall, a transparent white curtain at the window, a grey floor and are illuminated by small ceiling spotlights.
A Song for You
Wednesday, 30.8.2023
20:20 – 21:20, Palais
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A Song For You presents »UNRAVEL a return to self through collective expression«

If A Song For You are going to take the stage, it better be a big one. This very special ensemble consists of a fluctuating lineup of around 60 singers as well as a band that emphasises the collaborative spirit of Berlin’s neo-soul/R&B/hip-hop scene. Noah Slee and Dhanesh Jayaselan created the project to promote the undiscovered voices of Berlin’s soul scene and to provide a platform to give visibility to underrepresented talents from various artistic media. A Song For You offer an incredible live performance experience as unique vocal ensemble enhanced by dancing, storytelling and visual installations.

Credits: Noah Slee (direction, choreography & production), Stephanie Ilova (choreography), Dhanesh Jayasalen (production), Maureen Berend (assistant direction), Johnny Kulo (music), Biana aka K’boko (music), Julie, Jennifer, Melli, Jazz, Bronte, Eddington, Allysa, Stephanie, Fernando, Sorvina, Maëlle , Meron, Monica, Alick, Shanice, Charlotte, Chili, Neneh, Marc, Evin, Sangeeta, Asmarina,, Bronwyn, Oihane, Saint, Kelzz, Adelle, Aida, Holan, Aphrodite, Ikuma, Larissa, Saida, Jasmin, Felicia, Naomi, Melissa, Maxime (A Song For You Ensemble).

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In the foreground, a female singer with long black dreadlocks, a white blouse and black trousers can be seen singing into the microphone in her hand with her mouth wide open. Behind her is a group of singers - at first glance most of them are identified as female - whose bodies are in motion, snapping their fingers or clapping their hands. The 25 or so members of the choir project A Song for You all wear black and white clothes in different styles. They stand in a room with an exposed concrete wall, a transparent white curtain at the window, a grey floor and are illuminated by small ceiling spotlights.
A Song for You