THINK HEADBUTT | Broodoo Ramses live: African Art meets Electronic Tale with HEADBUTT Puppet.

Описание: For this new episode, HEADBUTT invites Broodoo to present his very first live set shaped around movement, tradition and machines. Known for his magnetic energy and raw physicality, Broodoo builds sound through the body, dancing, triggering and responding in real time.

At his side, the son of Yaya Coulibaly, founder of the Bamako-based Compagnie Sogolon, gives life to a handcrafted puppet.calamity, a multidisciplinary artist, created a custom HEADBUTT puppet for this episode in the likeness of the artist Broodoo Ramses.

Animated throughout the set, they become both witnesses and extensions, translating emotion, rhythm and intention through pure movement. Silent storytellers that echo the presence and power of ancestral art, where electronic music meets African art.

Broodoo performs surrounded by wires, synths and control surfaces, yet he remains the one pulling the strings. Like a modern puppeteer, he reclaims control over the very tools that often dictate the pace. Here, the body takes the lead and the machine follows.

This episode questions the role of the performer in a digitized world. It explores the space where human instinct meets coded logic, and where tradition doesn’t just survive, it evolves. A ritual of sound and gesture where control becomes creation.

CREDITS :

Artists:
Broodoo Ramses
calamity
Birama Coulibaly

Music:
Broodoo Ramses

Producers:
Vanille Ferragu
Marie Manguele

Executive Coordinator:
Isaac Manguele

Director:
BEUPS

Movement Director:
BEUPS

Art Directors:
Marie Manguele
Vanille Ferragu

Production Assistants:
Sepharone Mambulu
Yaëlle Rolland

Cinematographers:
Emil Hadji
Sacha Peyronnet
Clément Lesgo

Visual Capture Supervisor
& Post-Production Lead:
Sacha Peyronnet

Color Grading:
Sacha Peyronnet

Light Engineer:
Antoine Pereira

Sound Engineers:
Behzad Ghorbani
Louis Deberre

Set design:
Isaac Manguele
Marie Manguele
Vanille Ferragu

Stylist:
Marie Manguele

Thanks:
POUSH
Nike Paris
Aequo Materia
Thomas Hirschorn
La Compagnie Sogolon