music for each moment
I’ll be releasing titles regularly on various streaming platforms. I want to explore electronic and vocal music.
I released a first kind of “emo-electro” album, emergence, on most platforms.
Then a second, mostly meditative one, one_lightyear.
A third one is slowly coming out, diving deeper in contemplative long pieces.
A fourth one is almost ready, introducing my voice as an additional instrument.
I will continue exploring styles I find can convey raw emotional messages and elicit broadened states of consciousness.
Visit my SoundCloud page to listen to the most recent releases, or go to your favorite streaming platform (Tidal, Spotify, YouTube…) for all official Singles, EPs and LPs. And if you like what you hear, you can buy it on Bandcamp. All feedback or support is appreciated!
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Trance
Wearing my two hats of shrink and musician, I continue to explore how music affects our consciousness and elicits emotions. Music as a medium for trance and other altered states of consciousness.
What do YOU seek when listening to music?
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Orbital Trailer Soundtrack Contest
I submitted a composition for a contest organized by UJAM: create a soundtrack for a trailer. My first attempt on this kind of exercises. It was real fun to make. And I’m impressed by the other contestants’ work!
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Here comes the voice!
I’m finally working on tracks including my voice. Continuing to explore mainly electronic vibes with a touch of my voice to add humanity.
The first I wanted to share is this off-beat waltzy light pulsing piece: breathe.
More coming.
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New tracks coming out
I continue releasing tracks on Soundcloud regularly. The latest, misty forest, will be distributed as a single next week.
Being new to the whole “business” part of music, I’m trying to understand what I’m supposed to do. I have the feeling I’ll mostly be preaching in the desert. That’s peaceful, if anything.
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Live or not (to) live?
Until now, it seemed obvious to me that my music was the product of an inner travel that could only be done in the safe environment of my bedroom studio. But it becomes more and more clear that I want to confront myself with an audience. Even more, that I want to improvise music based on public input. Still a lot of reflection and work to do, but I’m thrilled of this new perspective! Let me know what you think about it!
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