David Bowie

In December 1995, David Bowie was promoting his album "Outside," which had come out earlier that year. This record marked a significant return to form for Bowie, showcasing his theatrical style and experimental sound. "Outside" was birthed from a concept that revolved around an art crime, blending elements of rock with avant-garde influences. During this live recording at Taratata, fans got an intimate glimpse of Bowie discussing his artistic vision and the winding paths his music had taken. Interestingly, this performance occurred during a period of reinvention for Bowie; after years of navigating various musical landscapes, he was embracing the experimental and collaborative spirit that defined his '90s work. This time, Bowie was not just a musician but an enigmatic storyteller, captivating audiences with both his music and eloquent insights. It's a moment that reflects his ability to constantly evolve while remaining true to his artistic core.

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