Tal at the 15th edition of the NRJ Music Awards, in 2013. Her close-up portrait recalls the singer who rose to fame in the early 2010s. Credits: Georges Biard / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
What is singer Tal up to in 2026? Under her full name, Tal Benyezri is launching L’Éveil, a paid group experience devoted to voice, sound, and movement. Two sessions are scheduled for September 19 and 20 at City’Zen, in Paris’s 12th arrondissement. At 75 euros per person, this offering extends her artistic work more than it marks a break from music.
Two Afternoons for 75 Euros at Parc Floral
On her official website, Tal Benyezri presents L’Éveil as a collective experience bringing together voice, sound, and movement. The artist says she wants to offer a time for slowing down and listening, in a group setting. These intentions are part of the organizers’ presentation: no therapeutic effect is established or claimed on this page.
The participation page announces two identical sessions at City’Zen, at Parc Floral de Paris. They will take place on Saturday, September 19, and Sunday, September 20, 2026. The price is set at 75 euros and capacity is limited to 20 people per day. The form asks applicants to be adults. They must also certify that they are aware of no medical contraindication to a practice combining movement, breathing, voice, and sound immersion.
Submitting this form does not count as registration. Those selected must receive individual confirmation, followed by payment details. This process therefore distinguishes a request to participate from an actually sold place.
Registration Status Unclear
The page dedicated to L’Éveil on Morning Dew presents Clarissa Imperatore, described as a sound therapist, as co-creator of the experience with Tal Benyezri. It also describes L’Éveil as Morning Dew’s first event and specifies that ten spots were reserved for the platform’s community. Its form now shows “FULL.”
At the same time, the form on Tal Benyezri’s site remains accessible for both dates. Nothing indicates whether all places have been taken or whether only Morning Dew’s reserved allocation is sold out. The times also differ: Tal’s site lists an end time of 6:30 p.m., compared with 6:00 p.m. on Morning Dew. In the absence of clarification from the organizers, these two points remain unresolved.
A Recent Offering Backed by an Older Company
L’Éveil is indeed a new paid offering, but not the birth of a company. MORNING DEW MUSIC is an active single-member simplified joint-stock company created on July 5, 2016, and chaired by Tal Benyezri. Its stated business covers sound recording, music publishing, and the organization and production of live performances.
Tal’s website legal notices give the same publisher identity and the same registration number. They list headquarters at 61 rue de Lyon in Paris. Morning Dew’s notices still show the former headquarters at 8 rue Lemercier. Registry data compiled by Pappers date the move to 61 rue de Lyon to September 3, 2025. This legal continuity, however, tells us nothing about L’Éveil’s revenue or how income is split between its two creators.
Tal Has Not Left Music
The launch is part of an expansion of Tal’s activity rather than a declared break. On her website, she still presents herself as a performing artist, but also as a creator and guide. Her official biography links her albums, tours, and collaborations to an approach now summed up by three verbs: sing, create, and accompany.
Her page dedicated to accompaniment says she is currently training at the School of Biodynamic Psychology. She is also preparing to open an individual accompaniment practice. This does not make L’Éveil a form of treatment: the event is presented as a collective sensory experience, with no verified medical promise.
Several elements are still missing to gauge the real scope of this diversification. There is no independent record of prior sessions, no verifiable participant testimonials, and no sales data. The phrase “first Morning Dew event” also does not prove that no edition of L’Éveil came before those in September. As it stands, the launch mainly documents how Tal is extending her work with voice and stage into a paid group format.