Zone Disco Autonome / Hosting @lyl_radio show Synchronisme ou Barbarie 

Bruits de la passion is a sprawling crew of benevolent DJs and friends such as @annamykonos, @andcl, @aymard, @be_lec, @dansetoujours, @flytodef, @ohlandy_fr, @okodj,  @sophie_sumire, @totemjam, @7oulou, boule2crystal, miniature

After stumbling into some fluoro drapes and mad psychedelic music somewhere in a field around 93, the path to becoming a Goa Trance DJ was inevitable.
Before the turn of the millenium and after having lived the dream, I realized there was maybe a bit more to life and sailed towards a different journey. Meeting many friendly music heads along the way who always helped broaden my horizons... Spinning round the block and back a few times... Carrying on my mission to spread the music or the word, I eventually came back to the sound of my youth and gave it a new twist. 
In life, things always come Full Circle and you will find a good representation of that here… 
Been trying to slow things down as much as I can in these modern days where we all live in the fast lane! 
Check in when you can for regular updates, see you on The Other Side, or on the dance floor somewhere soon…

Booking enquiries: alexisletan@hotmail.com

Leftfield-ist, Trancendental-ist, Chill-out utopist

WhyPeopleWar Fundraiser for Ukraine: https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/

The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

Here to train your mental strengh

@antvers
@da-michelis
@jesuissanti

All artwork made by @anne-marie-gratton

2023
12/01: Karagi → Julpi ಏ Kaspar
03/10: Karagi → Lea Baldazza ಏ Morgan Beattie

2022
12/15: Karagi → Pyramid of Knowledge ಏ Thaïs
09/24: Karagi → Phillip Jondo ಏ Ultra Low Velocity ಏ Myako
04/02: Karagi → Sacha Mambo ಏ The Basseleen ಏ Emma Isabella
03/04: Karagi → Cosmo Vitelli ಏ Zaltan

2021
11/20: Karagi → Guillaume Des Bois ಏ Orsett & Fischer

2020
09/18: Karagi → Clyde Arcalis ಏ Low Bat
04/03: Karagi → A Strange Wedding ಏ Philip Berg
02/28: Karagi → Alex From Galax ಏ DJ Ungel
01/24: Karagi → DJ Sundae ಏ Post Ave

2019
12/20: Karagi → Lamusa II ಏ Lucas Croon
09/27: Karagi → Jacques Satre ಏ Mykonos
07/26: Karagi → Alexis Le Tan ಏ Vector Trancer

As a child, Nina dreamed of being a rock singer. She marvelled at the sound of her father’s electric guitar, but chose to study classical piano for 10 years. Raised on David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix and James Brown, she picked a stage name that pays tribute to one of the muses of the ’80s [Nina Hagen]. Music was, and still is, her best ally. Soul has cuddled her guts, trip hop has dried her tears, while the rock and disco funk made her dance as a teenager. At 18, she discovered Chicago house music and Detroit techno beats, which decided her to buy her first vinyl turntables. Her desire to share her latest discoveries decided her to mix in clubs. In 2011, her style seduced the very chic Hakkasan in London where she played as a resident for two years. There, she distilled in her sets jazz and nude disco sound. After that, she flew away to Ibiza for a season.  The freshness of her deep and funky sets thrilled the audience of Helibazar and the waves of Ibiza Global Radio. After that, she regularly played in various Parisian clubs such as Chez Maxim’s, the Baron, the Panic Room, the Murano Hotel, the Favela Chic, the Badaboum, and lately, the Sacré. After eight years of practice, she has been able to redefine her style by drawing from music what is essential for her. Now she proposes in her sets a tasty mix between electro beats rhythms and soaring and orgasmic melodies from the ’70s. 
She’s currently preparing her first EP.

Serge Tout Court is following