About Snowapple Collective

"From Oaxaca to Mexico City, via Paris and Amsterdam, this fluid troupe works to change the way we look and listen."
—Kareen Janselme, L’Humanité

For over thirteen years, Snowapple Collective has been a vibrant force of creativity and social connection within the music and arts scene. What started as a musical trio has evolved into an international, interdisciplinary collective that stretches the boundaries of theatrical and musical expression. Our collective’s work spans a variety of projects: internationally touring music and theater productions, educational programs, the Jardin Rouge Festival, Casa Snowapple Mx, the SHE project, and much more.

Snowapple Collective is dedicated to creating experimental, unique, and bold art with a commitment to inclusivity and women’s empowerment, using imagination to envision more equal and compassionate worlds. Our work often sheds light on social issues in striking, theatrical, and musical ways. For instance, in Mexico, we contribute to the feminist movement through Casa Snowapple Mx, a women-led initiative, offering residencies to local and international artists, performers, and creatives. These laboratories and residencies are centred around bi-annual themes, such as Cyborg Experiments (2023-2024) and Wilderness (2025-2026). 

Throughout the years, Snowapple has released numerous albums, poetry books, vinyls, and other artistic works. Our journey has brought us to stages worldwide, from Japan to Russia, Turkey, Mexico, and beyond. Our music has been featured on stations like BBC Radio 1 and international television. Our theater production of Cyborg Experiment #1 has earned several awards. Our most recent project, A Moonless Night, an all encompassing art-film, has been screened in prominent cinemas in the Netherlands, United Kingdom and Mexico.

Looking ahead, we are excited for our upcoming tour of Cyborg Experiment #1, and the release of our eighth studio album, The Cyborg Recordings (June 2025). As well as the SHE project, a powerful collaboration with the artist village of Ruigoord and indigenous leaders Shirley Krenak (Brazil) and Cheryl Angel (Lakota), to elevate voices and awareness around climate and social justice, through the artistry of remarkable women worldwide.

Click here to read Snowapple’s manifesto.