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A version from Brízida's first concert abroad, recorded at La Rodia, the iconic club in Besançon, France.
Photo: Dépanneur Salon 2023
Her first song released online, To Hug A Soul, is an intimate demo carrying a hidden message. Written like a poem, it unfolds over a kalimba ostinato repeated unchanged from beginning to end: through every verse and chorus.
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Track recorded in collaboration with in Trees., during a night at Bikini Test also featuring other artists.
Photo: David Robert 
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Originally written in a different form, these songs were revisited in 2021 at the invitation of producer and musician Félicien LiA. Through new arrangements, unexpected keys and a distinctive sonic approach, Brízida's songs took on a different shape. Joined by Léonard Persoz on bass and Agustin von Arx on drums, the project was recorded at Le Gatillon, France.
Photo: Matthieu Geser
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Live at Tournez La Meule, an intimate vocal music festival in Switzerland.
Photo: Amina Ben
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For a year that proved far too short, Brízida joined Meril Wubslin on stage and in the studio. This recording is a reinterpretation of Üç Kız Bir Ana, originally by Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek, released as part of Bongo Joe Records' 10th anniversary project, which invited artists from the label's catalogue to revisit one another's songs. During her time with the band, she performed across Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and France, before leaving to return to her studies.
Photo: Francofaune 2024
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Geneva-based artist Banbourg invited Brízida to contribute to his latest album, looking for a voice capable of bringing his whimsical yet heartfelt songs to life. Sharing an affinity for the project's singular spirit, they went on to perform together on stage and on the radio.
Photo: Vincent Guignet

© BRÍZIDA 2026

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