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Album Showcase and Listening Party
in Marrakech

The Long Table composes private album showcases and listening parties in the Agafay desert, 40 minutes from Marrakech, for labels, artists, studios and streaming platforms: one group per evening, from 30 to 300 guests, nobody else on site. A stage and sound composed for the record, a dinner by invited chefs, a fire and a starry sky, with the evening filmed for the release if you wish. Composed entirely around your group.

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Formats

Five ways to present a record

Album listening party

The record played in full, once, in the desert, in front of the people who matter to its release: team, press, partners, first fans. Nobody else hears it that night.

Private showcase

The artist on a stage composed for the project, a set of a few songs or a full concert, for 30 to 300 invited guests and no one else on the plateau.

Open-air session

An acoustic or stripped-back session at golden hour or by the fire, recorded if you wish, with the silence of the desert as the room.

Music video shoot

The site held for the shoot by day, the crew looked after on site, then the listening session or the dinner at night. Permits and technical needs studied with you from the brief.

Artist dinner

A long table under the stars for the artist, the label and the guests, with chefs invited for the evening, before or after the music.

Sound in the Desert

Nothing competes with the sound

A stage and a sound composed for each project

No fixed stage, no house system. Stage, sound and lighting are composed for the record, the artist and the number of guests, with your technical team or ours.

Gnaoua musicians in dialogue, if you wish

Musicians from the Gnaoua tradition can open the evening, accompany a set or answer the record, if the artist wants that dialogue. Never imposed, always composed with you.

Sound hours studied from the brief

Timing of the set and sound levels are agreed with you from the brief, so the evening is designed around what the site and the date allow.

For Whom

Who we compose these evenings for

  • Record labels and their marketing, A&R and press teams
  • Artists and their management, for a release or an anniversary
  • Recording studios and producers presenting a catalogue or a collaboration
  • Streaming platforms and media hosting creators, partners or press
  • Brands partnering with an artist for a campaign or a collection

A Typical Evening

From golden hour to the stars

01 · Arrival at golden hour

Transfers from Marrakech, 40 minutes. Guests arrive as the light turns, a first drink facing the Atlas, and the site is theirs.

02 · The first listen

The record played in full as night falls, or a first set on the stage. Nothing competes with the sound.

03 · Dinner

A long table under the stars, a menu composed with the chefs invited for the evening, the artist at the table if that is the wish.

04 · The set and the fire

The showcase, the surprise guests, the Gnaoua dialogue if chosen, then the fire.

05 · The sky

Late, the stars without light pollution, the last songs, the content captured for the release. Departures organised by our team.

Tell us about the record.

A release window, the number of guests and what the evening should be: a listen, a set, a dinner, a film. We come back to you for a first exchange, then send our proposal by email.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests can a listening party host?

From 30 to 300 guests is the format we compose most often for labels and artists. The site accepts from 30 people and up to 300 and beyond on request.

Is the showcase really private?

Yes. One group per evening, nobody else on site. Your guest list, the artist and the record are shared only with the people working on the evening, and nothing is published by us without your written agreement.

Can the evening be filmed for the release?

Yes. The site also serves as a content production venue: the showcase, the dinner and the sky can be filmed for the release. Permits, drones and technical needs are studied with you from the brief.

Who provides the stage and the sound?

Stage, sound and lighting are composed for each project, with your technical team or ours. Technical requirements are reviewed with you from the brief.

How are the set times decided?

Set times and sound levels are agreed with you from the brief, with no promise before they have been checked for your date.

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