Programming music for  le Chantier.radio , Dj and independent Columnist for french online magazine and website:  Indiemusic.fr, Slowshow.fr and Longueur d'ondes.
Fou musique, dj et rédacteur indépendant pour des médias indépendants  comme indiemusic.fr, Slowshow.fr,  et Longueur d'Ondes, programmateur de la radio le Chantier.

Multiverse is a series of musician's testimonies, which tell their creative process and their relationship to art. A creation animated and produced by Sacha Bernardson

Benjamin Gibert ventures into mountains, forests and megacities in search of secret sounds and stray signals. He collects raw sonic material — using a microphone and a notebook — then plays with nesting, soldering, fragmenting and merging sounds. His sonic objects often flirt with acoustic or electronic instruments, forming abstract narratives and opening doors to invisible worlds. His work seeks to create immersive forms where reality and imagination, landscapes and fiction coexist.

Coming from a background in contemporary dance, he develops a physical and spatial approach to sound — conceived for deep listening and movement. Field recording is his main tool, which he combines with electronic textures, evolving rhythmic structures, and a singular use of the voice: without words or language, treated simply as raw, organic, vibrant material.

He has completed numerous residencies in France, New Zealand and Chile, and has performed in France, Spain and Japan.

He released Gemmes (2018), an EP composed for the Royal Abbey of Fontevraud; followed by Taihua (2019), an album created and produced in New Zealand. His upcoming EP, Nightingales, will be released in summer 2025. It is a musical fiction at the crossroads of IDM, organic house and ambient, imagining what a secret forest rave might sound like.

Benjamin Gibert’s work stands out for its way of connecting places, natural sounds and electronic textures. He is drawn to liminal spaces — between wakefulness and sleep, human and non-human, natural and synthetic. His sonic universe is shaped by influences ranging from Oneohtrix Point Never to A.G. Cook, as well as Steve Reich, Björk and D’Eon.

Akamatsu is a musical entity created by French Rémi Quéron.
After an appearance on the compilation “Erik Satie et les Nouveaux Jeunes” alongside Rachel Grimes and Nils Frahm, the artist published two albums of melodic and dreamy electronica on the pioneering label Arbouse Recordings, “Infi(ni)me” and “Winter.”
Based in Nantes, Rémi has started a collaboration with artists living in France and the Czech Republic to bring his new album “Seminky” to life, such as drummer Fabrice Bony (Ange), double bassist Petr Tichý (Floex, HLASkontraBAS) or Jono Heyes on guitar (Finalist of the Music Awards in New Zealand). The album takes the form of a luminous mosaic, with rich textures, mixing electronic sounds and orchestral Pop tinged with Classical and Jazz.

Born in Argentina and raised throughout Europe, Dattola composes his music, writes and sings his lyrics, produces his sounds and dances to them.

Organic pop, electro-hacked oddity, a taste for the strange and fantastic, that's essentially how you could describe this self-produced project.

You'll quickly notice his fascination with Björk's volcanic music and Kate Bush's hallucinated pop.

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