ORAGE [gen~] is a new project managed by Arçon de Nièze, focused on electronic generative music. 
Located between the blank sound source and the bursting of electronic generators, dance and harmonic correlations. 
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Arçon de Nièze's :

* 𝐓𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐞𝐧 𝐀𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐲𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 (Full Virelais album)--> soundcloud.com/arcondenieze/sets/terrassement-en-andoyries-1
Unforgotten ghosts, haunted nostalghia

* 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐩𝐮𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐬 (Full excerpts Corpuscullis album) --> soundcloud.com/user-678992529/sets/canzoninne-corpuscullis
(with Julien Boutonnier poetry)

Starting March 20th 2025, the adventure of Caricatunes begins. Every day a new discovery, a playful little melody, or a quirky tune sent out into the world. The idea? At least one minute of music each day that brings a smile, takes an unexpected turn, or simply offers a joyful moment of chaos...

A composer and sound artist, Christophe Guiraud is dedicated to the realms of contemporary music and sound art. His primary goal is to delve into the crossroads of electronic, generative, and written music.

Ars Subtilior and Noise music serve as the dual muses for Christophe Guiraud, akin to two rivers seamlessly woven into a composition of profound strength. The French composer acts as a bridge, connecting the pinnacle of scholarly music with the avant-garde aspects of noise. 

Born in Toulouse in the mid-seventies, he later establishes himself in Brussels, transforming it into the nexus of his continuous creative journey. Presently, he is actively engaged and has collaborated for several years with a multitude of European ensembles and musicians, including Ensemble 21, Ictus Ensemble, PHØNIX16 collective, Tom Pauwels, Arçon de Nièze, Benjamin Glorieux, Nemø ensemble, among others.

His latest compositions delicately blend instrumental timbre and sound hybridization, shrouding this alchemy in a certain secrecy. Here, more than anywhere else, Christophe Guiraud's recent works initiate a dialogue across eras, traversing from the polyphony of Ars Nova to Spectralism, all the while incorporating his noise heritage. Firmly unbound by historical constraints, the concluding pieces presented here unfold in a quivering stasis. The ensemble of these pieces brings coherence across a diverse array of musicians hailing from various places, traditions, and ensembles—everything intricately interwoven towards a particularly striking culmination.

A large part of his composition material can be found here >>> 
https://unearthlaboratory.bandcamp.com/ 

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home : www.cguiraud.com

{ Please consider listening on headphones or large bandwidth speakers } 
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Raphael Malfliet is a sound artist and composer. His work focuses on investigating location and situation-specific sound determined by social, historical, and ecological factors. This results in a field recording practice accompanied by an active listening practice linked to reading and understanding the influence of sound on a landscape and vice versa.

Ellen Jacobs is following