Yogi Daïdaï

Cover art for the upcoming album Telluriques Affects by Yogi Daïdaï, featuring a janggu, a puk and a dan nguyet in the shape of a face.
© 2024 Sylvain Streiff

Mekong S(e)oul Music

Yogi Daïdaï is the story of two musicians who on their paths came across Vietnam and Korea.

After diving into the traditional repertoire they are now wandering where sound is taking them, mixing originals with old folk songs.

yeogi (KO) : here

đây (VN) : here

đấy (VN) : there

Announcement!

Yogi Daïdaï released their first album,

Telluriques affects

Recorded and produced 2024 by Théo Laurent-Vitale at Studio la Petite Ource.
Three extensive tracks of earthliness.

CD album art for the upcoming album Telluriques Affects by Yogi Daïdaï.
© 2025 Sylvain Streiff

Upcoming events

Looks like no gigs are announced right now?
Yogi Daïdaï's logo, a quick drawing of a mask reminding the shapes of the dan nguyet, the janggu and the puk.
© 2024 Sylvain Streiff

Yogi Daïdaï

What happens if you mix up Bashô’s haïkus with traditional Chầu Văn, while playing a Cumbia on Korean percussions?

What happens when a blues with Northern African influences meets a Vietnamese two-stringed guitar and a Korean Pansori song?

Not that these questions needed an answer, but it just happened. The only rule Yogi Daïdaï goes by is to sing.

Instruments

Matthieu Rauchvarger: Vocals, Janggu, Puk, Kkwaneggwari, Jing, Whistle, Taepyeongso, Hulusi, Duduk, Kalimba

Sylvain Streiff: Vocals, Đàn Nguyệt, Đàn Bầu, Shakuhachi