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DISVERSIVE is not just an agency : it is a living ecosystem, a breathing manifesto for a music that is free, porous, conscious, and resolutely turned toward the future.
A multidisciplinary ecosystem, it connects the spheres of creation, management, and transmission, crossing aesthetics to build sustainable, conscious, and embodied dynamics.
At the intersection of booking, management, and cultural mediation, DISVERSIVE defines itself above all as an artistic development agency : a space for reflection, strategy, and research, weaving new links between artists, professionals, structures, and audiences.
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Through its projects, the association supports creation, encourages the sharing of knowledge, and develops cultural and educational initiatives designed to circulate ideas, practices, and experiences within the realm of contemporary music.
We work with artists whose paths are singular,
across France and neighbouring countries, with one essential principle: putting the human back at the centre of every process. A transparent, tailor-made accompaniment – attuned to each artist – where strategy, listening, and intuition serve a vision, a message, an identity.
Our roster unfolds in two main branches :
On one side, electronic music – radical, sensitive, ever-evolving including techno, hard techno, and hard music ;
On the other, the avant-garde electronic rap scene, playing with textures, themes, and forms.
Two universes bound by a common thread : research, hybridity, and singularity.
DISVERSIVE stands for clear, inalienable values :
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transversality as a founding principle ;
inclusivity, feminism, and LGBTQIA+ rights ;
care for the mental health of artists and teams, and ecological responsibility.
Because to support also means to watch over – bodies, minds, and spaces alike.
DISVERSIVE is a protean project : a field of experimentation open to performance, image, pedagogy, and new forms of stage creation.
Our ambition is to explore the music of tomorrow,
to play with today’s codes
without losing sight of the musical heritage that shaped us.