Music is now one of my main activities, along with reading and writing.
Not a day goes by without me immersing myself in sound, either experimenting with my instruments and creating new sounds, recording, or editing and mixing my recordings.
Many of these recordings are on hold in my archive.
Gradually, album projects are taking shape, based on a sound color, an atmosphere, a concept.
I am not a musician who remains trapped in one style or genre.
I try to evolve, progress, and deepen my knowledge and practice at the crossroads of different musical trends that make it difficult to label...
Minimal, experimental, abstract, immersive, ambient, electro-acoustic, atmospheric—my music is a little bit of all of these things.
But ultimately, classifications don't really matter...
“The Origins of Astronomy” and “Perceptual Drift” are two albums that I consider to be finished.
I consider albums to be “finalized” when I can listen to them over and over again, several times a day and day after day, without feeling the need to correct any flaws or make any improvements. This stabilization usually comes after several stages of editing and corrections.
These two albums will therefore probably be my first releases in the first quarter of 2026.
This year, 2026, should also see the completion of a collaborative project that is particularly close to my heart. I will come back to this soon...
In the meantime, I wish you all a very happy holiday season and, despite the desperate turmoil of our current world, a peaceful and happy 2026.
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