Sudden Impact EP

Revolve and Dive

Aubedoir

Olêka

Le « sonal vigilance lacune » est en fait un mélange entre des bruits de grillons et ceux rappelant un sonar. L’idée de ce bip est d’attirer l’attention au sol dans les stations en courbe forte (ce qui est le cas d’Etoile, Bastille, Nation sur la 1). Le bruit d’alerte seul (les bips) étaient considérés comme trop fonctionnels ou répétitifs. Pour ajouter de l’originalité, une singularité et capter davantage l’attention par un effet de surprise, il fut décidé de le mixer avec un son complémentaire pouvant suggérer le sol, avec l’idée de ne pas faire un son d’alerte au sens dramatique du terme. Le bruit de grillon a été choisi car c’est un clin d’œil aux grillons du métro que l’on pouvait trouver sur les voies du métro dans le secteur Opéra, où l’humidité et la chaleur dans cette zone leur offrait un terrain propice. Un séquencement spécial a été créé afin de ne pas avoir de boucle répétitive, surtout si le temps de stationnement en station est plus long ! En savoir plus  http://scope.ratp.fr/definition/sonal-de-vigilance-3/

Sonal de vigilance (extrait)

Endless Revisions LP [LN010] will be out October, 27th 2017 (12inch double gatefold & Digital). Order now - https://lumierenoire.lnk.to/EndlessRevisions

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After twenty years at the center of the electronic scene, the enigma that is Chloé still stands. While Chloé has long transcended her image as the “DJette” behind legendary club night Pulp, headlining the Rex as well as clubs and festivals throughout Europe, Endless Revisions represents yet another deviation from rigid genre classification, deepening the often-linear perspectives on current music. A rich and multi-faceted work, the artist’s captivating third album drifts from one mystery to the other, harkening back to philosopher Theodor W. Adorno’s maxim: “the task of art today is to bring chaos into order.”
Seven long years in the making, the follow-up to One in Other is only the third full-length by the artist, whose high standards translate into scarcity: “I did wait a while to make this album,” she confirms, “because I prefer not to impose deadlines on the full-lengths. To do so would stifle my creativity. Over the past few years, people have come up to me with interesting collaborations. I composed the score for Lidia Terki’s feature Paris La Blanche, worked with the Ircam for a live interactive installation, reinterpreted Steve Reich with percussionist Vassilena Serafimova... These opportunities forced me to leave my studio and encounter other people’s universes, which allowed me to grow. So today, I feel like I have new things to express.”
The time felt right for the producer to come up with a new opus: “the label was born out of a desire for emancipation, for self-assertion. Lumière Noire was the push to finish this new full length.” This third LP serves up Chloé’s music in its finest form – music that eschews the well-trodden paths of delight and seduction in favour of an experimental sensibility that puts motion before emotion. The title, Endless Revisions, refers to the constant work that goes into the gestation of the artist’s inner landscapes before they can be displayed for the audience. This sensory experience also serves as a mirror that she hangs for herself, each resulting track providing another step toward emotional equilibrium.
The idea with this new label, this new album, is to look towards the future.  This album represents who I am now, as I’m opening up to new horizons.”

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endless revisions LP

Chloé - Nuit Noire

Chloé - The Backlash

Chloé - The Ultimate High

Chloé - Outer Space

Chloé Feat Ben Shemie - Recall Feat (Original Mix)

Europe 1 Matin - Bruce Toussaint (2012)

French DJ and producer Chloé makes her debut on Diynamic Music with a rousing three-tracker. After the recent release of her live-album “Endless Revisions Live” she goes right back out there with the “Sudden Impact EP” on the Hamburg-based imprint.

As a cornerstone of the French (and by now certainly the international) electronic music scene, who has been active for 20 years, Chloé understands the relevance of the visual aspects of music. As a cover she chose a photograph by Céline Clanet, which seems like a frame stolen out of a movie, saying that “we understand that something has happened, but we are not sure what - I really like these ideas of moment, time, suspended time, as if time had stopped.”
She is creating the soundscape to the portrayed landscape, and by that giving it a reference point – a sudden impact. And this is how “Last Go Round”, the opening track of her EP, feels.

“Revolve and Dive” follows up with an infectious bassline and synth elements that have “summer” and “open air” written all over them.
And closing off the EP is “What Will Be”: the layered bits of samples that morph and become part of the percussions will make it a feel good anthem for months to come.

Chloé - Last Go Round (Preview)

Frédéric Carbonne, voix historique de Radio France, fut l'invité d'Antoine Ricard lors de ces 12èmes Assises Internationales du Journalisme de Tours.
Présentateur du 21h/Minuit de France Info depuis deux saisons, il répond aux questions autour de l'actualité internationale, médiatique, sociétale et radiophonique.
Merci à lui pour sa malice, son sourire et son talent.

Merci spécial à Eléa Chevillard à la technique.

Interview de Frédéric Carbonne aux Assises du Journalisme de Tours

Antoine Ricard

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