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Live Performances
Eurotoire’s live performances journey highlighted the ensemble’s commitment to cross-border artistic collaboration. Their first concert in Lyon on July 11, 2025 introduced the project’s new works to French audiences and set a tone of innovation and exchange. This was followed by a live recording and video session in front of an intimate audience at Arda Studio A in Porto on July 13, which not only captured their creative synergy but also provided a professional foundation for the project’s promotional material. The season culminated with a vibrant appearance at Fengaros Festival in Cyprus on August 2, where Eurotoire shared their music and vision with a broad, multicultural audience. These milestone events underscored the project’s European spirit and left a lasting artistic mark across three countries.
Songwriting & Production Session
From November 20 to 25, 2024, Ezgi, Inés, Miguel, Petros, Sofia, and Theo, came together in Cyprus for a one-of-a-kind songwriting residency. Their creative base for the week was Studio eleven63 in Nicosia, where every instrument, microphone, and cozy corner was at their disposal to spark inspiration. Guided by artistic director Lefteris Moumtzis, the group moved beyond simple introductions, diving into vulnerable conversations and collaborative jams that set the tone for a unique musical experience. By the end of their six-day stay, not only had they written 14 new songs together, but they’d also produced demos for each one - laying a solid foundation for future recordings, and proving just how much creative ground can be covered when the right people meet in the right place.
Production & Recording Session
In March 2025, the six artists reunited in Portugal for a ten-day production and recording session at Arda Recorders. Immersed in an inspiring environment and supported by the project’s artistic directors, they cycled through three different studio spaces to capture the album’s sound: Studio A served as the main hub for full-band recordings, drum and piano tracks, overdubs, ensemble takes, and group sessions; Studio B provided a focused setting for individual tracking and Studio C served as a creative rehearsal space, giving the artists room to refine arrangements, rehearse parts, and prepare for key recording moments. By the end of the recording & production session, the artists along with the artistic directors and engineers fully produced and recorded eleven songs that came to be ‘Turning Point’, the album by Eurotoire.
Eurotoire Circuit
EUCT is the third and biggest edition of Eurotoire, led by Louvana Records (Cyprus), Arda Recorders (Portugal) and Mediatone (France) - a programme aiming to bring together and elevate artists from the three countries. Co-funded by the European Union, EUCT's agenda included masterclasses, songwriting, production and recording sessions, an album release and live performances at well-established European venues and festivals.
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Masterclasses
Artists were eligible to submit an application to take part in masterclasses conducted by industry experts, focusing on topics such as music monetisation, networking and promotion, as well as preparing for gigs and studio sessions. Each country hosted their own set of masterclasses, selecting 16 artists through the open call to take part in each location. Each set of masterclasses was followed by one-to-one mentoring sessions between each industry professional and each participant.
