-- English part -- 

Mute-Opia collective was founded in January 2012 by the collaboration of two artists-composers "Nklave" (Alexandre Michiels) and "Kannaka" (Valentin Goossens)

After opening the doors of the musical universe of Mute-Opia, a series of artists from different backgrounds bring to the project an original instrumental touch.

Combining sounds straight from hip-hop, trip-hop, reggae and electronic music, they take you into their mystical and mesmerizing universe ...

- Partie Francaise --

Le collectif Mute-Opia est fondé en Janvier 2012 par la collaboration de deux artistes-compositeurs "Nklave" (Alexandre Michiels) et "Kannaka" ( Valentin Goossens )

Après l'ouverture des portes de l'univers musical de Mute-Opia, une série d'artistes d'horizon divers participent apportent au projet une touche d'originalité instrumentale.

Alliant des sonorités tirées tout droit du Hip-hop, Trip-hop, du Reggae et de musique électronique, ils vous emmènent dans leur univers aux consonances mystiques et envoutantes...

"c'est quand tu chante pour toi, que tu ouvre pour les autres l'espace qu'ils désirent" Guillevic

Bienvenue sur la page de ma chorale.

[Seal Phüric] is a multi-disciplinary artist in sound & writing from Brussels who performed several DJing gigs & live-acts in different European countries, officially since 92’ with the [BWP] DJ crew. 

He developed his own musical productions under the pseudonyms of [Seekness] & [Virtus] on the Belgian [Re-load] label, & collaborated on some records with [Acid Kirk]. During this period, he managed the artistic direction of the [Re-Load Ambient] record label section.

He then worked about 5 years on some musical orders for choreographers such as [Claudio Bernardo], in Belgium, Switzerland or Brazil... (also collaborated on ‘Moving Target’ for [Frederic Flamand])

In 2000, he created his own independent record label [AMBIVALENCE recordz] which 3 first releases were co-produced with the German Industrial reference label [Ant-Zen/Hymen].

He then went to the [Royal Academy of Mons] to study electroacoustic & acousmatic techniques, in order to experiment the audio ‘spacialisation’ through multi-speakers special XP setups (up to 44 independent HPs), and did play such live performances, sometimes combined with instrumental talents such as experienced cello player & conductor [Jean-Paul Dessy], accompanied by some acoustic performers of his [Ensemble Musiques Nouvelles]. These specific encounters encouraged him to suggest, push & develop the birth of the very first cello & voice album from [Claire Goldfarb] (co-produced with Homerecords.be).

Also known under different aliases like Zeal Phürax, So4 (as reviewer) or Don Quishoote (activism for freedom of speech), he now concentrate onto his first original desire : music & sound-design for movies. Some internationally acclaimed short films and other post-production works were created with his partner [Trionix], co-manager & sound engineer for Ambivalence releases (...now known for his own [Depotax] project). Most short movies scored were internationally acclaimed & awarded, such as the XP documentary [Ergon] by [Joël Godfroid] (8 prizes - 1 for best musical composing), [Anthropeau] (by same director) kinda abstract fable based on the work of his sculptor friend [Benalô], or [Deux Soeurs] by Belgian director [Emmanuel Jespers]. He was then asked to work on the original score of a 3D movie produced by Canal+ France, from famous [de Crecy]’s French animators crew : [Berni's Doll] by director [Yann Jouette], which won 22 international prizes & was edited into the [Reperages] typical French magazine for animation. Recently, he did the sound for [Artificial Paradise, Inc], a 3D challenging experimental short which was viewed by more than 250.000 people on the web, was screened in several festivals all over the globe, and has been recently edited in the famous Canadian [Stash] magazine.
Zeal just finished 2 clips for a French traditional Gladiator conglomerate (ancestral fighting / sport discipline), and a new score in an bizarre movie called [Espèce(s) de patate(s)] by youg French talent [Yoann Stehr], produced by famous Belgian animation school La Cambre,

Seal Phüric did produce 9 solo records, 5 collaborations, appeared on a bunch of international compilations, helped different records to be released, and did edit 15 artist’s releases on his own label.

He is currently working since years now on experimental literature for a particular book called [Exhalaisons Suffocantes], and also onto a complex original scenario for a multi-techniques graphic comics called [ConcordanceS] (drawn & computer enhanced by author [Larry Castillo]) - this Sci-Fi & conspiracy script is originally planned to be published on the web with sound aspects & sprawling links to related references & linked art medias by close collaborators.

Glass Animals are a Grammy and BRIT-nominated British band whose genre-blending sound and cult-like fandom have made them one of the most exciting acts in global pop. Their third album Dreamland became a cultural multi-platinum selling phenomenon and spawned Heat Waves, the record-breaking single that topped charts worldwide and made history as the first UK band to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in nearly 30 years. Last year, the band released their fourth critically acclaimed album I Love You So F**ing Much, a sci-fi-infused odyssey about love, connection, and what it means to feel real in a surreal world. It arrived alongside a 44-date world tour that included headlining The O2 Arena in London and Madison Square Gardens in New York. Frontman Dave Bayley — also one of pop’s most in-demand producers — writes and produces every song, often with an experimental DIY edge that blurs the lines between music, tech and visual art. This experimental production is particularly evident in the band’s Fresh Fruit series. Bayley uses these standalone singles to bring in guests and collaborators, giving himself space to play with new sounds. Their live shows are euphoric and surreal, driven by a deep connection with fans built through open-source creativity and unexpected digital drops.

This page is a compilation of voice extract mixed sometimes with music, if you want to use my voice, feel free to ask with a message. My main focuses are videogames, movie, animes, and ads...
Of course i do not own some of the musics used in background.
Btw all of my voices are licensed under Creative commons licenses so don't use them without asking permission.

Stay tuned for more !
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Chipzel is the alias of Niamh Houston, an independent Northern Irish chip-musician who indulges in the use of Gameboys to create energetic, melodic dance tracks. Through taking the original 8bit sound and manipulating it into something frantically hard-hitting, Chipzel has seen crowds of all ages turn to “raving loons”, taken right back to their days of retro gaming.

For Official Releases go to http://chipzelmusic.bandcamp.com/

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