"Stay" is made from ambiant and IDM jams and ideas that emerged during this year "jamuary" (find more on my Instagram @adrienlarouzee) - when a felt piano meet a vintage synths and garage music components.
I took 3 or 4 different improvisations and arrange them so it makes a coherent tracks, like you would use what's in your fridge to make the best dishes you can.
I hope you will enjoy the meal as much as I loved cooking it.

Leave / Stay

Stay

"Leave" is a new track based on my live "Jamuary" experimentations - when a felt piano met a modular synthesizer. It's an organic puzzle of several ambiant and IDM jams, later sewed together to create this firework of emotion.

Leave

Grand Finale is the last track from my "Jamuary" experimental project where I transformed 5 different jams into an EP. It was a pretty wild ride to build on those jams and tailor them as a "product". With this one I realized that if you blend a bit of Aphex Twin with a touch of Todd Terje, and a sip of Boards of Canada it kind of sounds like Siriusmo :D

Grand Finale

GrandFinale

The Wreck Original Video Game Soundtrack

The Roof

The Crash

The Girl

The Phonecall

The Door

Let's face it: I'm past the age where I make music to become rich and famous. Today, it's almost a form of self-therapy, a way of exploring new territories of the imagination and finding buried emotions. But also to understand and tame my creative processes.

Shortly after releasing the soundtrack from The Wreck, I went back into my archives to find the many ideas I'd discarded nearly 3 years ago. I'm convinced that the soundtrack is made up of the correct choices, but I thought it would be interesting to show what the leftovers sounded like.

Some of these productions didn't reflect the desired emotion for a given scene in the game, and others didn't generally correspond to the general direction of the soundtrack. And yet I still remember why, at the time, most of them seemed to work.

None of this is very polished, of course, I've stopped at intentions most of the time and I didn't want to alter anything after the facts. You'll maybe also see how this exercise allowed me to grow as a musician - where I started from. I hope you'll find it as interesting as I do, let’s imagine together what The Wreck OST could have been.

Adrien Larouzee

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