Dealing with the Future

By the end of the 1950s, the rise of astronautics—born from the ashes of World War II—cast a haunting vision of the future.
On the radio, voices of authority promised a world where audacity and science would tear down the limits of the impossible—no matter the cost.

First track from the album scheduled for September 2025

Music for Spaceports

Track produced using a phase-shifting technique. Each note is recorded following a different repetitive pattern with a unique duration, creating an ever-changing melody.
A modest tribute to B. Eno and S. Reich.

Who Dares will Live

This piece was produced during the fourth leg of the Ocean Globe Race, a round-the-world sailing competition, as a tribute to the crew of Neptune, whose motto is reflected in the title.

Back to Forbidden Planet

A must-try for every modular synth enthusiast: the Krell Patch, invented by Bebe and Louis Barron for the 1954 film Forbidden Planet.

For this piece, I used a Lorenz attractor as a pseudo-random source. The voices were recorded live from the WebSDR site.

Total Eclipse

A long space-ambient piece, heavily inspired by J. Brunner's short story Total Eclipse, in which Earth explorers attempt to understand the reasons behind the disappearance of an ancient civilization on a distant planet.

Originally recorded in 2023, this track was released in April 2025 on the Quebec label Musique Moléculaire.