With music curated by The Vinyl Factory.

The Vinyl Factory brought Yussef Dayes, Virgil Abloh and Amnesia Scanner to Kaleidoscope Manifesto festival in Paris last weekend.

The interdisciplinary event took place at Lafayette Anticipations and featured Abloh’s 12-inch Voices – a sound installation with music from Yussef Dayes and Abloh himself. Check out clips of the performance below.

@yussefdayes X @virgilabloh’s “12-INCH VOICES” part of #KALEIDOSCOPEMANIFESTO by @kaleidoscopemagazine and @lafayetteanticipations with music curated by The Vinyl Factory #VFartists __________________ via @doravedmes #yussefdayes #virgilabloh

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sculpture & performance art piece titled “12 inch voices” on exhibition as part of the group show titled MANIFESTO at @lafayetteanticipations curated by @alessio_ascari. short flim direction c/o @thibautgrevet. own production, audio produced live.

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sculpture & performance art piece titled “12 inch voices” on exhibition as part of the group show titled MANIFESTO at @lafayetteanticipations curated by @alessio_ascari. short flim direction c/o @thibautgrevet. own production, audio produced live.

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Kaleidoscope Manifesto also featured talks, film screenings, and installations including Young Girl Reading Group’s Sulk III and Cali Thornhill Dewitt’s Disaster Exercise, as well as musical performances from Kelsey Lu and Amnesia Scanner.