Adèle Blanchin is a self-taught Parisian didgeridoo player who took up the instrument in 2001 and also performs on jaw harp, flutes and various percussion. Jérémy Nattagh is a French multi-instrumentalist - classically trained on flute, later a drummer and film-music composer - who turned to the handpan after acquiring his first instrument in 2014. Together they have performed as a duo for over a decade, building a sound that sits between world music, ethno-groove and acoustic experimentation, with the earthy drone of the didgeridoo set against the metallic resonance of the handpan.
The duo released a new single Mihena together on Spotify and Apple Music in 2026.
Adèle Blanchin and Jérémy Nattagh performed at the summer solstice at Butiba Festival 2025.
A new composition Sohouwé with Jeremy Nattaughem was released on Adèle Blanchin's YouTube channel (November 2025).
The duo performed a concert at Prieuré de Marast in France as part of an event organized by CFC l'Âme Agit.
The single Sad Voices released under the genre designation Ethno Groove was released on November 5, 2024.
