
Joe Armon-Jones + Miss C-Line
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Open in the app20h30: MISS C-LINE (SOUL HIP-HOP) Miss C-Line is a Swiss alternative neo-soul artist, multi-instrumentalist, producer, singer and rapper based in Basel. Coming from a family of classical musicians, she started writing songs at 11 and producing beats at 14, inspired by artists… 20h30: MISS C-LINE (SOUL HIP-HOP) Miss C-Line is a Swiss alternative neo-soul artist, multi-instrumentalist, producer, singer and rapper based in Basel. Coming from a family of classical musicians, she started writing songs at 11 and producing beats at 14, inspired by artists like Erykah Badu and The Roots. She blends soul, hip-hop, jazz and classical influences to create a distinctive sound and strong stage presence. Winner of the Swiss Music Awards in 2026 and selected among Apple Music's NEXT UP artists, her albums "MISS C-LINE & The Rabidz" and "Mellow Hearts" have received international radio support, notably on BBC 6, SRF, Jazz FM, FIP and KCRW. Since 2016, she has performed over 400 concerts, sometimes opening for artists such as Julius Rodriguez, ONYX or Reverie, and internationally across Europe, Africa and Mexico. She has collaborated with Casey Benjamin, KT Gorique and Nik Bärtsch, with whom she presented a live showcase on SRF. Miss C-Line (vocals), David Cogliatti (keyboards), James Iwa (bass), Joel Studler (drums) 22h: JOE ARMON-JONES (JAZZ REGGAE HIP-HOP) Joe Armon-Jones is a London-based keyboardist, producer and singer-songwriter. Founding member of the group Ezra Collective, his virtuoso playing and improvisation talents lead him to participate in projects ranging from jazz to dub, through electronic music, pop and hip-hop. After two albums on Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Recordings label, he launched his own Aquarii Records label in 2021, with a project in collaboration with dubstep pioneer Mala and a club compilation with DJ and producer Maxwell Owin. In 2025, he began his largest creative project: the two-part album "All The Quiet", a preview of which will be given tonight. Joe Armon-Jones (keyboards), line-up to be announced