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Przeglądaj nuty fortepianowe artysty Else w Zen Virtual Piano. The Toulouse duo formed by Yanis Hadjar and Louis-Gabriel Gonzalez came back three years after their first EP Mirage with a new EP, Sequence Pt. 1. They arrived on the electro scene in 2013 with tracks that combined groovy tones and house lightness spiced with a hint of disco, and were once seen as possible successors to Daft Punk. Being compared to Daft Punk at the start puts a lot of expectation on a young duo, though the comparison also shows the style they were heard in. The public knows them especially for the track Paris, which reached diamond certification internationally twelve times, and which shows their ability to create evocative compositions that are felt as much as heard. Paris is a track that marked the start of their aim for atmosphere and a sound setting, an urban race against time and a nocturnal wander through the loneliness of the city. A track about a night walk through a lonely city, heard as widely as Paris was, may show how a mood can travel further than a style. Sequence is a darker kind of electro that recalls the soundtrack of Drive, with a cinematic feel and alternating brighter and darker phases structured by cold wave synthetic melodies that return in the last track, Back to 8. The duo is preparing the release of the new EP with the roaring video for Back to 8, an ode to brotherhood among bikers from the 93. A darker EP and a video about riders suggest a duo moving toward stronger images as well as sounds. Since day one visual imagery has been a cornerstone of their creative process, and they surround themselves with directors for deep and touching videos. Working with directors on videos shows a duo whose music has been paired with pictures from early on, and the images appear to be part of how the music is meant to be taken in.
Przeglądaj nuty fortepianowe artysty Else w Zen Virtual Piano.
The Toulouse duo formed by Yanis Hadjar and Louis-Gabriel Gonzalez came back three years after their first EP Mirage with a new EP, Sequence Pt. 1. They arrived on the electro scene in 2013 with tracks that combined groovy tones and house lightness spiced with a hint of disco, and were once seen as possible successors to Daft Punk. Being compared to Daft Punk at the start puts a lot of expectation on a young duo, though the comparison also shows the style they were heard in.
The public knows them especially for the track Paris, which reached diamond certification internationally twelve times, and which shows their ability to create evocative compositions that are felt as much as heard. Paris is a track that marked the start of their aim for atmosphere and a sound setting, an urban race against time and a nocturnal wander through the loneliness of the city. A track about a night walk through a lonely city, heard as widely as Paris was, may show how a mood can travel further than a style.
Sequence is a darker kind of electro that recalls the soundtrack of Drive, with a cinematic feel and alternating brighter and darker phases structured by cold wave synthetic melodies that return in the last track, Back to 8. The duo is preparing the release of the new EP with the roaring video for Back to 8, an ode to brotherhood among bikers from the 93. A darker EP and a video about riders suggest a duo moving toward stronger images as well as sounds.
Since day one visual imagery has been a cornerstone of their creative process, and they surround themselves with directors for deep and touching videos. Working with directors on videos shows a duo whose music has been paired with pictures from early on, and the images appear to be part of how the music is meant to be taken in.
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